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Europe remains the key to Britain’s future economic success
It's not the only (and main) explanation. There were also issues of higher cost for banks, lack of choice for bank customers, and regulatory supervision. Here's the Politico article cited by the Spectator as source. https://www.politico.eu/article/france-helped-britain-keep-euro-clearing-london-brexit/ -
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Report UK-Thai Relations Celebrated in Southern Thailand Roadshow
Right on, dude! Us British guys have done a lot of 'soft' (LOL) power ourselves with them Thai chicks. Ain't no celebrating just the official deeds of our great nation. -
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Helmet Law
If they care, they enforce. If they care, students will not ride on top of school buses. if they care, fines would teach lessons. If they care, age of consent would be higher. If they care, burning would be fined every time. If they care, animals would be fixed a lot more often. If they care, those using knives would be jailed every offense. If they care, 70% of girls wouldn't be molested before age 17, in schools. It's all about caring. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
Where's the Gormless smilie? I'm convinced this poster is just generating responses using something like Chat Gpt 5.0, and not bothering to actually read them. -
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Europe remains the key to Britain’s future economic success
In 2023, the UK exported goods and services worth £348bn to the EU, 41.2 per cent of the UK total, the equivalent US number was £179.4bn or 21.2 per cent of total exports. Goods exports to the EU remain below their pre-pandemic and Brexit levels, last year they were 18 per cent below the 2019 number in real (inflation-adjusted) terms. Brexiteers argued that exiting the EU would catalyse a flowering of trade with non-EU countries boasting whizzy fast-growing economies, such as those in South East Asia; however, exports of goods to non-EU countries in 2024 were also 14 per cent below their 2019 level in real terms. Services have done better. Sales of these to both EU and non-EU countries fell in 2020 but have since bounced back. In 2024, UK exports of services to the EU were 19 per cent above their 2019 level in real terms, exports to non-EU countries were 23 per cent higher. Voices: If the UK is to grow, Labour must look towards the real trade prize -
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American Exceptionalism: My Bloody Sphincter!
You've come a long way Bob. You started out stealing a girl away from a sleeping foreigner to this. Congrats....
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