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[cheshire pete] 16/6/2019 22:17

Don't shop in Sainsburys Minerve...came out a while back with something pro-remain/EU, haven't set foot in their stores since.

Only one winner tonight in the debate with the also rans...Boris right not to turn up. BBC will do their utmost to kebab him on Tuesday but it won't work.

[minerve 2] 16/6/2019 22:14

Did you have a private education then Jacko? Was it not free?

Your generation are the biggest spongers ever old boy as described in that wonderful FT comment above.

Reality is like a blade in the old bone head.

LOL

[jacko07] 16/6/2019 22:10

A no deal on 31st October, the EU will automatically give a time extension. Who on this board really thinks that the EU are going to slam the door, just Remainers and Lefties sponging free education!!

[minerve 2] 16/6/2019 22:07

Sorry Jacko, I’m not your generation. Thank God.

[jacko07] 16/6/2019 22:06

Minerve..you are so bitter and twisted just because your daughter's freebie in the broken Erasmus scheme is sure to end if Brexit occurs.

Stop being selfish, use some of that money you supposedly have and fund her education here in the UK.

Bloody selfish lefies, all take!

ROFLMAO

[mr.elbee] 16/6/2019 21:57

so stewart how about this? We do leave on Oct 31 and it is a No Deal..Brexit party /Con alliance ...no election disaster...Farage in the House of lords RESULT!

[maxk] 16/6/2019 21:17

No stewart, Im much the same, no idea where this is going.

[stewart64] 16/6/2019 20:50

Am I the only one that is mainly in cash just now, Ftse looking pretty uninvestable. We leave before 31st October and Grieve and co bring the Government down, we don't leave and the ERG bring the Government down. Meanwhile all Corbyn and McStalin have to do is sit and wait ready to crash the index.

[excell1] 16/6/2019 20:38

It's a wonder you weren't on there Minerve.With all the knowledge,contacts and wealth that you are supposed to have.Think you would have made them all look all like chimps.

[minerve 2] 16/6/2019 20:17

Rory Stewart did well.

Raab looked out of place.

Boris didn't even have the courage to turn up.

World leader?

ROFLMAO!

[minerve 2] 16/6/2019 20:16

cheshire

You are a simpleton. Be grateful I give you the time of day.

It didn't work for you at all, but I am hardly going to waste my time going into depth why so. Keep it simple, go for your old fart's stroll in the hills, don't try and be something you are clearly not. ;)

[xxxxxy] 16/6/2019 19:12

Rory Stewart is another Fanny May

[poikka] 16/6/2019 19:11

Rory getting very desperate.

[xxxxxy] 16/6/2019 19:10

StuartN • 8 hours ago

When you have Ken Clarke and Greive who would happily see the Conservative party dead and buried to support the supranational EU project, you've got problems.

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Biffocakes StuartN • 7 hours ago

The whole fake Tory party needs to be put out of our misery.

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Harri StuartN • 7 hours ago

Noted that Ken Clarke has recently returned from a non secretive Bilderberg meeting, where what they discuss is kept a secret, has gone all shouty crackers again.

[maxk] 16/6/2019 19:03

'We need to reach out to you': Rory Stewart personally asks Nigel Farage for a deal with the Brexit Party


Christopher Hope, chief political correspondent
16 JUNE 2019 • 12:42PM




Rory Stewart, third favourite to be crowned Tory leader, wants Nigel Farage to work with him to deliver Brexit CREDIT: JULIAN SIMMONDS/TELEGRAPH


One of the Conservative contenders to be crowned party leader and Prime Minister next month has personally asked Nigel Farage to work with him to deliver Brexit.

The news came as a new poll in the Sunday Times put the Brexit Party in first place on 24 per cent, three points ahead of the Tories and Labour on 21 per cent.

Mr Stewart also said that he wanted to "use the Brexit Party's success to put an electric shock through Parliament and get it through".

Mr Stewart is the third favourite to be crowned Tory leader, on 16-1, behind Jeremy Hunt (12-1) and Boris Johnson (1-5).

Rory Stewart told Mr Farage on his LBC phone-in programme: "We need to find a way, as a party, of reaching out to you and...



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[adrian j boris] 16/6/2019 19:01

xxxxxy

be thankful then i suppose that italy is the 9th most important imprter of uk goods


United Kingdom’s Top Trading Partners
June 14, 2019 by Daniel Workman

United Kingdom’s Top Trading Partners

by Flagpictures.org
Comprised of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, the United Kingdom is a sovereign state situated across from continental Europe’s north-western coast.

The United Kingdom shipped US$484 billion worth of products around the globe in 2018 according to the latest statistics from the International Trade Centre. That dollar amount represents a -5.3% decline since 2014 but a 9.5% year-over-year gain from 2017 to 2018.

From a continental perspective, 54.2% of UK exports by value were delivered to other European trade partners (that percentage compares with 46.6% going to European Union members). Another 23.1% was sold to Asian importers while the United Kingdom shipped 15.2% worth to North America.

Smaller percentages went to Africa (2.3%), Oceania (1.5%) led by Australia and New Zealand then Latin America (1.3%) excluding Mexico but including the Caribbean.

United Kingdom’s Top Trading Partners

Below is a list showcasing 15 of United Kingdom’s top trading partners in terms of export sales. That is, these are countries that imported the most UK shipments by dollar value during 2018. Also shown is each import country’s percentage of total UK exports.

United States: US$64.4 billion (13.3% of total UK exports)
Germany: $47 billion (9.7%)
Netherlands: $33.3 billion (6.9%)
France: $31.8 billion (6.6%)
Ireland: $28.3 billion (5.9%)
China: $27.5 billion (5.7%)
Switzerland: $25.4 billion (5.2%)
Belgium: $19.1 billion (4%)
Italy: $14.1 billion (2.9%)
Spain: $13.9 billion (2.9%)
Hong Kong: $10.3 billion (2.1%)
United Arab Emirates: $10 billion (2.1%)
Turkey: $9.5 billion (2%)
Japan: $8.3 billion (1.7%)
South Korea: $7.8 billion (1.6%)

Approaching three-quarters (72.5%) of UK exports in 2018 were delivered to the above 15 trade partners.

Turkey was the only top importers that decreased its purchases from United Kingdom from 2017 to 2018, down in value by -0.6%.

Among the other 14 countries, gains ranged from a minimum of 0.6% for Germany up to 28.5% for China.

For a complete listing, see the section Searchable Datalist of Countries Importing UK Exports near the bottom of this article.

[xxxxxy] 16/6/2019 18:56

Italian money

Richard1
Posted June 16, 2019 at 5:29 am | Permalink

We better hope Italy does not crash out of the euro. Losses to the banking system would surely run into the €10bns, maybe €100bns. The resulting contraction of credit would then mean recession Europe wide at least. The eurozone really needs to integrate politically and fiscally as set out by Président Macron in order to stabilize the outlook.

Being in a currency union with a country with stagnant growth and 130% debt to gdp is a major liability. It is odd that some pro-EU economists eg in publications like the FT, dont pick this up more.

[xxxxxy] 16/6/2019 18:55

Italian money.

Pominoz
Posted June 16, 2019 at 10:01 am | Permalink

Perhaps the first tangible signs of the EU implosion. We need to be well clear when it occurs.