What does the UK leaving the EU mean for us?

[tim2000s]

Maybe without EU regulations they might be able to resolve it now?

Highly unlikely. Planning has always been a mess in this country and has always been domestic.

 

[KevinPotts]

John Wittingdale (Culture) also sacked


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[KevinPotts]

Oliver Letwing another if the Notting hill sacked


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[KevinPotts]

Jeremy Hunt sacked...described as "the morning of the butcher's cleaver"...haha


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[KevinPotts]

New promos about to be announced....



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[KevinPotts]

Waiting for Health, Education, Work & Pensions...


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[KevinPotts]

Teresa May just arrived at No. 10 after face to face sackings.


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[KevinPotts]

It seems Hunt is NOT sacked but has been moved from Health...


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[tim2000s]

For me, the most interesting political comment of the last couple of days is this:

"The scale of David Davis' task is almost beyond comprehension. As was revealed by the evidence of Oliver Letwin, the previous minister responsible for Brexit, at the foreign office select committee hearing last week, it is not so much that the UK government does not have a plan for Brexit — it does not even know what is to go into a plan. It is barely in a state of pre-preparation for a political exercise that may take six years or more. Nobody in Whitehall or Westminster yet has a grasp of what needs to be done, let alone how to go about doing it.

This week, another able Conservative politician Rory Stewart said at a City seminarthe crucial distinction to be made in the politics of Brexit is between “will” and “capacity”. One should not be confused the the other. It may well be that the new government is willing to go through with Brexit — but that is not enough. The UK has to be capable of going through with it too.

The politics — and policy — of Brexit, at least in practical terms, now becomes less about “will” and more about “capacity”. Whether it will happen will become the servant of whether it can be made to happen. As of today, there is no policy shape to Brexit, there is only shapelessness. And unless shape can be given to the great Brexit adventure, it is an open question whether it will ever happen."

 

[KevinPotts]

Liz Truss was at DEFRA (Environment) ...walking into N0. 10... Is she getting Education? We shall see


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[fene48]

For me, the most interesting political comment of the last couple of days is this:

"The scale of David Davis' task is almost beyond comprehension. As was revealed by the evidence of Oliver Letwin, the previous minister responsible for Brexit, at the foreign office select committee hearing last week, it is not so much that the UK government does not have a plan for Brexit — it does not even know what is to go into a plan. It is barely in a state of pre-preparation for a political exercise that may take six years or more. Nobody in Whitehall or Westminster yet has a grasp of what needs to be done, let alone how to go about doing it.

This week, another able Conservative politician Rory Stewart said at a City seminarthe crucial distinction to be made in the politics of Brexit is between “will” and “capacity”. One should not be confused the the other. It may well be that the new government is willing to go through with Brexit — but that is not enough. The UK has to be capable of going through with it too.

The politics — and policy — of Brexit, at least in practical terms, now becomes less about “will” and more about “capacity”. Whether it will happen will become the servant of whether it can be made to happen. As of today, there is no policy shape to Brexit, there is only shapelessness. And unless shape can be given to the great Brexit adventure, it is an open question whether it will ever happen."

Gee I feels sorry for you poor. All the Brexits seem to have disappeared - leaving the Britins holding the dirty end of the stick and the task of cleaning up the mess.

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[tim2000s]

Gee I feels sorry for you poor. All the Brexits seem to have disappeared - leaving the Britins holding the dirty end of the stick and the task of cleaning up the mess.

Oh I don't know. The three people given the task of the Brexit are Liam Fox, Boris Johnson and David Davis. All were Brexiters.

 

[KevinPotts]

May has retained three Big BREXITERS with top jobs in her cabinet...very smart


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[KevinPotts]

Justin Greening, big May supporter just entered No. 10 for her promotion


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[KevinPotts]

Sajid Javid is staying as Business Secretary... How will he work with Liam Fix in international trade? Perhaps Fix will be simply to get trade deals, World Wide


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[noblehead]

It seems Hunt is NOT sacked but has been moved from Health...

Rejoice.

Did Micheal Gove get a position? What a kick in the teeth that must have been for him seeing Boris being made Foreign Secretary.

 

[KevinPotts]

Interest Base Rates are being held according to Bloomberg Terminal.bank voted 8:1 to keep @.5%


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[KevinPotts]

Sterling just jumped up 2.5% great


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[KevinPotts]

Justin Greening, new Education with apprenticeships and skills moved across from business


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[KevinPotts]

Jeremy Hunt perhaps voluntarily stepped down


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