So we all accept now that Brexit is a car crash, and it is all the fault of...

[BlasterBates]

It is certainly interesting to listen to the Brexit education going on, on LBC phone ins.

It is a slow process but listeners are beginning to realise what a huge f** up it is. Still a lot of die hards around, so I think the real education will occur day one after Brexit when the sh*t really does hit the fan.

[shaunbhoy]

It is certainly interesting to listen to the Brexit education going on, on LBC phone ins.

Well of course, because London was really split down the middle on the issue. I am sure there are all sorts of balanced views being aired.

[Mordac]

Ah, denial. And there's the anger.

Next is bargaining. Which, seeing as that's the responsibility of the current shower in government, will rapidly lead to depression.

Denial, anger, depression. Sounds like it's time for your meds Nat, me old fruit...

[sasguru]

Can't wait for Brexit personally. But I don't think it will happen. There'll be a fudge, sadly.

[sasguru]

The unemployment rates falling combined with no wage increases on average suggest that Britain is creating lots of low-wage, unproductive jobs e.g. Uber drivers.
And those of us well connected in London know that the better-paid jobs and companies are haemorrhaging at a rate that is under-reported in the press, because most companies don't want to publicise Brexit-caused moves.
In the HEOR space where I contract, I know of 5 big players who have/are planning moves of key staff, mainly because there'll be a bigger pool of MScs and PhDs in the EU without any extra paperwork needed.
Since London is the powerhouse of the UK economy this should be cause for concern.

[northernladyuk]

The unemployment rates falling combined with no wage increases on average suggest that Britain is creating lots of low-wage, unproductive jobs e.g. Uber drivers.
And those of us well connected in London know that the better-paid jobs and companies are haemorrhaging at a rate that is under-reported in the press, because most companies don't want to publicise Brexit-caused moves.
In the HEOR space where I contract, I know of 5 big players who have/are planning moves of key staff, mainly because there'll be a bigger pool of MScs and PhDs in the EU without any extra paperwork needed.
Since London is the powerhouse of the UK economy this should be cause for concern.

Stop talking the economy down. As our stalwart patriotic friend pointed out earlier in the thread:

Sales of British salmon helped the UK to export a record value of food and drink in the first half of the year, according to industry figures.

Exports of the fish jumped more than 53% by value to £408m, the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) said.

UK food and drink exports rose 8.5% to £10.2bn, helped by the fall in the pound after last year's Brexit vote.

But the FDF warned that without a favourable Brexit trade deal, British exports could become less competitive.

[NotAllThere]

How are we supposed to tell if you are angry since you are all of the time?

If I'm angry all the time, surely it's a simple judgement call? But you're confusing me with someone who actually gives a damn.

Are posters allowed to put mods on ignore?

No, but on the other hand, we can't ignore anyone. No wonder we're always so angry.

[sasguru]

If I'm angry all the time, surely it's a simple judgement call?

Logic has never been Brillo's strong point.
He claims to have a maths degree, but judging from his posts, I suspect he's lying.

[BrilloPad]

If I'm angry all the time, surely it's a simple judgement call? But you're confusing me with someone who actually gives a damn.
No, but on the other hand, we can't ignore anyone. No wonder we're always so angry.

You should try random bannings more.

Unlucky posters should not be allowed on CUK.

[northernladyuk]

Logic has never been Brillo's strong point.
He claims to have a maths degree, but judging from his posts, I suspect he's lying.

Ordinary level, Polytechnic of Life. Specialised in bankruptcy and divorce arithmetic.