Tommie Northern Ireland stays in the eu,Is that what you mean by Northern Ireland Escaping? It’s escaping BrexitReminder!! Now on Sale!!
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We Escape this Friday!
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There's a comma missing, can this lot not even get the simplest of things right?Reminder!! Now on Sale!!
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The goods are not intended for sale to customers "smarter than the average bear" as Yogi might say.There's a comma missing, can this lot not even get the simplest of things right?
They are incurably incompetent which doesn't bode well for the coming negotiations.
Not sure there is. The Oxford comma is only needed to remove ambiguity.There's a comma missing, can this lot not even get the simplest of things right?
They are incurably incompetent which doesn't bode well for the coming negotiations.
lol, you really are taking this bad,There's a comma missing
In that case we need a lot more of them where Brexit is concerned.Not sure there is. The Oxford comma is only needed to remove ambiguity.
Yes, Craigavon is the most awkward place to get to, takes me 25mins from off the A1 but that`s cross country - nice park there around the lakes for the bike though.You might question why I go via Sprucefield to Craigavon, but the roads are just so poor, even the A1 is frightening, with its intersections.
"I'm incompetenter than the av-er-age bear!"Boris is already struggling.
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Boris Johnson forced to retreat on false claim life expectancy gap between rich and poor is narrowing under the Tories
And
Plan for Australian-style immigration system rejected
And
Boris Johnson news – live: PM risks wrath of Trump by approving Huawei 5G role
And of course
Brexit: Boris Johnson’s hopes of US trade deal rest on progress in EU talks, warns Mnuchin
Boris has proved that he isn't just incompetent, he's quicker at making bad decisions than the average incompetent politician
After the penultimate item in a list of three or more.lol, you really are taking this bad,
so pray tell, wise sage, just for the simpletons on here where indeed you would put your comma??!!
I simply can`t read past"maybe if you buy supermarket frsh chicken. But it simply won't say on menus." without thinking incompetence, surely i am not alone?"I'm incompetenter than the av-er-age bear!"
I simply can't read past Mnuchin without seeing Munchkin. Surely I am not alone?
Typo now corrected.I simply can`t read past"maybe if you buy supermarket frsh chicken. But it simply won't say on menus." without thinking incompetence, surely i am not alone?
heh-heh-heh!
ps. and comma is not needed in that context, do your reserch!
And you believe GOVE?It`s NO CHECKS...So what do you say now Mr Barnier.... it`s put up or shut up
Cabinet Minister Michael Gove has said the government will ensure NI businesses will have "unfettered access" to the UK market after Brexit.
He met the leaders of all the devolved regions in Cardiff on Tuesday.
First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill raised concerns about the possibility of checks on goods crossing the Irish Sea.
Speaking after the meeting, Mr Gove told BBC News NI: "We will make sure that the unfettered access that we want to have for goods circulating within the UK is absolutely protected.
"We will be in the UK customs union and we will be legislating to ensure unfettered access and we will deliver that," he said.
Good news for businesses in N.Ireland and indeed in the rest of the UK.
Even better news for unscrupulous EU operators bringing legitimate goods into Cork for onwards shipping to Manchester, via BelfastIt`s NO CHECKS...So what do you say now Mr Barnier.... it`s put up or shut up
Cabinet Minister Michael Gove has said the government will ensure NI businesses will have "unfettered access" to the UK market after Brexit.
He met the leaders of all the devolved regions in Cardiff on Tuesday.
First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill raised concerns about the possibility of checks on goods crossing the Irish Sea.
Speaking after the meeting, Mr Gove told BBC News NI: "We will make sure that the unfettered access that we want to have for goods circulating within the UK is absolutely protected.
"We will be in the UK customs union and we will be legislating to ensure unfettered access and we will deliver that," he said.
Good news for businesses in N.Ireland and indeed in the rest of the UK.
Indeed, the UK has a record of good compliance with the rules, as our fishermen can testify. Not so many EU countries, I don't think the Italians have or know a word for rules and we all know how strictly VW complied with the emission rules.Even better news for unscrupulous EU operators bringing legitimate goods into Cork for onwards shipping to Manchester, via Belfast