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Old 22-07-2022, 12:50   #4284
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Re: Britain outside the EU

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
I think that some things are done better by the private sector, some the public sector and some the voluntary sector.

An interesting programme about the affects of Brexit on the economy:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct39t7
Thanks. I suspect no one will disagree with your first sentence.

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EU launches fresh legal action against UK over Northern Ireland

The European Union has launched fresh legal action against the UK for failing to comply with the post-Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol.

Four new infringement procedures were triggered by the European Commission as relations further soured on Friday.

The EU argued it was forced to act because the UK has been unwilling to take part in “meaningful discussion” over the protocol since February.

It also struck out again at the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol Bill that is making its way through Parliament.

The commission accused the UK of failing to comply with customs requirements and not imposing EU rules on VAT for e-commerce.

In a statement, the European Commission said: “Despite repeated calls by the European Parliament, the 27 EU Member States and the European Commission to implement the Protocol, the UK Government has failed to do so.

“In a spirit of constructive cooperation, the commission refrained from launching certain infringement procedures for over a year to create the space to look for joint solutions with the UK.

“However, the UK’s unwillingness to engage in meaningful discussion since last February and the continued passage of the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill through the UK Parliament go directly against this spirit.”

The latest action comes on top of the infringement procedures launched on June 15.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...17d584cdc78ea0
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