Nolan

Of course it's not frictionless, it's never going to be frictionless. But the benefits we get from it will outweigh the negatives. I think the best way of avoiding an Irish border is not to build one. See how easy that is. And if it snows I walk to work. It's something called adaptability.

Well at least you've noticed people like Sandbach are "wingeing remainers" And have infiltrated sub committees. The Beis is as it sounds... Competely Bias.

Good to know... Seeing as we don't have any customs delays with the rest of the world, there won't be any issues.

What on earth do we have to deflect from? We're leaving the EU. We're trying to help cure the Stockholm syndrome developed by a small percentage of the electorate..

I'm sure you'd get a more balanced view if you took the time to investigate it yourself. The internet is your oyster.

but that's more to do with the apprentice Levy and the complete overhaul of the Apprenticeship system and funding from the Government in Aug 18. Its a complete misjudgement by the Government but not anything to DO with the EU withdrawal.

In which case that they already have to deal with multiple different regimes in multiple regions. So what's the issue...

It would take 8 years to adequately train up and set up a replacement wing construction facility for Airbus. Their release was purely EU propaganda

If we can't get a contract agreed, then let's make a profit...

What a quite fantastic dramatisation of actual events. Awards have been won for less.

Though the way they express it is in a way I wouldn't choose to. In a free market economy companies are able to do the business where they want. Its for the government to create the systems to have the people in situation in our country for the best companies to employ.

Armstrong's last season for Celtic = Van Dijk's first half of the season for us. Heart wasn't in it. At that fee he looks to be a bargain.

I notice it is only remainers insisting on trying to imply the "extremist" nature on the people who voted for Brexit. It says more about you than it does about us who chose to vote to Leave the EU.

https://www.jacklopresti.com/news/my-statement-regarding-airbus "Yesterday, I had a meeting at the Airbus offices at Filton,*with their Senior Vice President Katherine Bennett, with other Senior Airbus managers,*and with Richard Harrington MP, the Minister for Business and Industry. Other Aerospace companies such as GKN and Rolls Royce were also present.* Airbus, who made a profit reported to be approaching £4bn last year, were requesting further taxpayer funded support from Government.*They have also invited the Prime Minister*to open their new ‘Wing of the Future’ facility in Filton. At no point was Brexit mentioned by Airbus. Airbus seem to be in a state of confusion about their position. One could be forgiven for thinking that some EU member state governments were using Airbus to try and influence the UK Government into giving them what they want in any future Brexit deal. Airbus have used these heavy handed tactics before. They threatened to leave the UK if we didn’t join the Euro, which, thank goodness, we didn’t. During the Referendum they tried to interfere in the democratic process by writing letters to their employees instructing them how to vote. In recent months, they have tried to interfere in what was a perfectly legal and legitimate take-over bid by Melrose for GKN, saying:*“It would be ‘practically*impossible’ to give new work to the Aerospace and Automotive Energy Group should the turnaround specialist take it over." This was another ridiculous empty threat from Airbus. Yesterday, there were GKN representatives around the boardroom table. We also undertook a visit to the GKN Western Approach facility where there was a lot of discussion regarding further investment in our area from both GKN and Airbus, as well as further collaboration between the two companies. This morning I have spoken with*Government colleagues, who have confirmed that we are working closely with companies to understand their concerns ahead of leaving the EU and alongside industry will invest almost £4bn by 2026 to ensure the UK remains a world leader in civil aerospace. On Monday, I will be meeting Greg Clark, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, to discuss Airbus’ statement. The employment and wellbeing of my constituents as Member of Parliament for Filton and Bradley Stoke will always be my*highest*priority, and I am struggling to believe this sabre rattling from Airbus is helpful or credible".

Here's something else the BBC reported... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44120525

I read to "consider". Because they can "consider" anything they want.

Does it even matter? I posted numbers for points won when Wilshere had minutes on the pitch and points when he didn't. I didn't give any analysis on the numbers just the numbers.

Those stats include all games he got minutes on the pitch. So the 3-1 loss at man city is one of the 4 losses. He also played a full 90 in the draws with Chelsea and liverpool.

Last season Premier League matches Arsenal with Wilshere P20 W11 D5 L4. 38 points. 1.9 ppg Arsenal without Wilshere P18 W8 D1 L9. 25 points. 1.38 ppg

Made up from the amount of money we paid into the EU in 2016 divided by 52. It's more than that now...

You tone of discourse does you no favours, locksy.

Went bother rebutting made up numbers? They haven't got anything right so far. There is no evidence to say they'll get anything related to Brexit right, now or in the future. I don't blame them. Theyre in the pockets of ardent remain organizations such as Goldman Sachs, but because of that they severely lack credibility.

We don't need someone who can provide assists and score goals?

FT stands for F***ing Tedious when it comes to Brexit.

No. It really isn't. It was always the Gross amount of money we paid to the EU each week.