I'm trying to recall the TV programmes he was on, possibly just politics live, he never came across as a bully or someone who would get his bone out in public... strange.
Dr Strangelove (how I learned to stop worrying and love Boris)
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Aye 'tis true, and Brexit is the fault of the remoaners anarl.Apologies to the Boris fan club, you were right all along ...
... it's all the fault of Gordon Brown
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The EU showing that the Brexit deal negotiated was too hard and that trade is also affecting them. Nice to see some common sense.
The German finance minister has issued an open invitation to the UK to reach a new deal to improve Brexit trading relations that would reduce trade barriers and “obstacles in daily business life”.
Christian Lindner told the BBC: “This is a standing invitation for the UK: if you want to intensify your trade relationship to the EU, call us. We really appreciate the United Kingdom and its values, its people … and I would really, really appreciate it if we can intensify [the trade relationship] again.”
His comments will come as a surprise to the European Commission vice-president, Maroš Šefčovič, who negotiated the Brexit trade deal, and they throw the door open to the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, who has said he will seek “a much better” relationship with the EU if he wins the next general election.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ites-uk-to-reach-improved-brexit-trading-deal
The German finance minister has issued an open invitation to the UK to reach a new deal to improve Brexit trading relations that would reduce trade barriers and “obstacles in daily business life”.
Christian Lindner told the BBC: “This is a standing invitation for the UK: if you want to intensify your trade relationship to the EU, call us. We really appreciate the United Kingdom and its values, its people … and I would really, really appreciate it if we can intensify [the trade relationship] again.”
His comments will come as a surprise to the European Commission vice-president, Maroš Šefčovič, who negotiated the Brexit trade deal, and they throw the door open to the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, who has said he will seek “a much better” relationship with the EU if he wins the next general election.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ites-uk-to-reach-improved-brexit-trading-deal
Yep. When the rules changed, all it meant was that you couldn't give your wife a job. If she already had the job, it was fine....
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I read that as Well in bro' at first glance ...
... please give her my apologies
I have met him, but not her. Anyway no apology needed.
There not together now, he is ugly and she is not much better from pics in paper.
Someone will defend them and say Labour will do the same if they're elected ...
... absolutely no excuse though all the same.
They will not only say that Labour will do the same, it will be WORSE under Labour
Did someone say U-turn ....
"The UK government has scrapped legislation that would have tightened corporate governance rules for large companies after the financial services industry lobbied against the changes. Business secretary Kemi Badenoch withdrew the “burdensome” legislation after companies raised concerns about the cost of the new corporate reporting requirements, said the Department for Business and Trade on Monday.
The legislation was put forward by the government just three months ago."
"The UK government has scrapped legislation that would have tightened corporate governance rules for large companies after the financial services industry lobbied against the changes. Business secretary Kemi Badenoch withdrew the “burdensome” legislation after companies raised concerns about the cost of the new corporate reporting requirements, said the Department for Business and Trade on Monday.
The legislation was put forward by the government just three months ago."
Someone is keeping a count of the u-turns, I'm sure he'll be along shortly to give you the scores
Are most of them made up ...
... like the 40 new hospitals, High Speed railway and 10,000 new prison places
Looks like Amazon want a piece of this U-Turn action... they have dropped hints at Clarksons Farm S4 after S3 just completed filming.
