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Question is would the UK Parliament vote for an extension? |
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Instead, the rumblings from Scotland & NI are getting louder towards breaking away from England & Wales. |
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https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/n...road-kc38hn3mr
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Sinn Fean seem to think that it is a good time to crawl out from what cave they have been hiding in to get on the Brexit bandwagon: https://www.derrynow.com/news/sinn-f...nane-td/267780 Quote:
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If they work weekends it's 44 yea ,Otherwise its 33 working days until Brexit ;) |
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Good exclusive from the Super Soaraway Sun with a slide from DfIT on the state of play for trade deals signed and need to be signed before the end of March - https://twitter.com/matt_dathan/stat...45062882942976
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8777766.html
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Ford have been cutting back for years, much of it bugger all to do with Brexit.
They used to make all JLR engines until JLR built their own factories to produce their own engines. As with other motor companies, they also see Diesel engines as a lost cause now too, electric engines are all the rage . . not sure where those are produced . . Romania? |
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The latest announcement is Brexit-related though and seems to be a statement of intent in the case of no deal. |
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GDP on manufactured goods will suffer reduced exports. |
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