Racheal from Customer complaints plan for Growth Growth Growth has come to a shuderring halt.

 

September contraction of 0.1%

 

October contraction of 0.1%

 

Compare and contrast with growth of 1.1% from January to July

 

Speaking on the news, she said, whilst disappointing, she hopes that Policies laid out in the Budget will result in growth

 

  

 

The carnage hasn't even started yet.

20 hours ago, The Cyclist said:

Racheal from Customer complaints plan for Growth Growth Growth has come to a shuderring halt.

 

September contraction of 0.1%

 

October contraction of 0.1%

 

Compare and contrast with growth of 1.1% from January to July

 

Speaking on the news, she said, whilst disappointing, she hopes that Policies laid out in the Budget will result in growth

 

  

 

The carnage hasn't even started yet.

What concerns me is that Starmer is negotiating with the E.U. on re-setting Brexit . That involves free movement of labour  into the UK to build the 1.5 million new houses , mainly to house the recent influx of immigrants . How can he undo the referendum vote without populous consent ? No doubt that Labours huge Commons majority will win the day for him . This is a sneaky backdoor tactic and what next ? 

I am hoping that there will be a national strike , especially by public sector workers , plus next Mays local elections will no doubt see Labour sunk and the Reform party perform well .

19 minutes ago, superal said:

What concerns me is that Starmer is negotiating with the E.U. on re-setting Brexit . That involves free movement of labour  into the UK to build the 1.5 million new houses , mainly to house the recent influx of immigrants . How can he undo the referendum vote without populous consent ? No doubt that Labours huge Commons majority will win the day for him . This is a sneaky backdoor tactic and what next ? 

 

I'll be surprised if re-setting Brexit gets anywhere

 

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Price of a new trade deal with Sir Keir Starmer will include giving European fishermen access to British waters and acceptance of ECJ jurisdiction

 

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/brussels-to-demand-uk-surrenders-fishing-rights-and-follows-eu-laws-7ptq59dw8

 

I think a lot of the white noise emanating from Downing Street, will be nothing more than an effort at masking the cluster that is just starting to unfold in the UK.

 

The UK's membership of CPTTP comes into effect tomorrow, which is also going to derail any renogatiation of a UK - EU Trade deal.

21 hours ago, The Cyclist said:

 

I'll be surprised if re-setting Brexit gets anywhere

 

 

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/brussels-to-demand-uk-surrenders-fishing-rights-and-follows-eu-laws-7ptq59dw8

 

I think a lot of the white noise emanating from Downing Street, will be nothing more than an effort at masking the cluster that is just starting to unfold in the UK.

 

The UK's membership of CPTTP comes into effect tomorrow, which is also going to derail any renogatiation of a UK - EU Trade deal.

Trade deal ? If that helps to simplify the long delays by the French Customs for UK exports , that would be a good thing .    However , Starmer & Raynor have to get an agreement on free movement of labour in order to build the 1.5 million new homes in the UK and that is their main focus . An interesting addition is the fact that the EU are in trouble because of the 2 main players , France & Germany , are both in political woes .  They sure do miss the UK monetary contribution .

Any new trade deal is to be welcomed however, some perspective is needed. The benefits of being a member of CPTTP are tiny in comparison with those of the EU Single Market and Customs Union.

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/keir-starmer-brexit-deal-pacific-b2664101.html

Ruining the economy quicker than anyone could have imagined.

 

Budget for growth? 😆

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq5lw84w1yeo