UK to accept EU rules automatically after Brexit

[NotAllThere]

In name, if not actually in practice, We don’t become a region within the United States of Europe.

FTFY.

[SueEllen]

So as the remainers expected we stay in the EU but not in name.

Two tier EU coming.

[BlasterBates]

So as the remainers expected we stay in the EU but not in name.

Two tier EU coming.

Indeed apart from Nige who voted himself out of power, Brexiteers seem to be caving, they've kicked their Utopian can down the road

[meridian]

So as the remainers expected we stay in the EU but not in name.

Two tier EU coming.

... where we're demoted from the top table to the second tier, have no influence on regulations but have to accept them for "convergence", and still pay just as much for the privilege.

But at least they can have blue passports!

[Dark Black]

So as the remainers expected we stay in the EU but not in name.

Two tier EU coming.

Yep, the worst case scenario...

A hard brexit or a no-brexit was what should have happened - this is a joke.

You couldn't make it up - what a total shower of a government* we have


*I use the term "government" loosely

[darmstadt]

But at least they can have blue passports!

British passports could be printed in the EU in the year of Brexit if contract is awarded overseas, De La Rue warns

[milanbenes]

Yep, the worst case scenario...

A hard brexit or a no-brexit was what should have happened - this is a joke.

You couldn't make it up - what a total shower of a government* we have


*I use the term "government" loosely

did you really expect anything more from them

Milan in "kids today" mode.

[Dark Black]

did you really expect anything more from them

TBH... no not really

Well done to TM - she's lost the Conservatives the next election.

Brexiteers won't vote for her because she hasn't brexited properly.

Remainers won't vote for her because she's left us worse off than we were fully "in" the EU.

Well done Theresa

[BlasterBates]

not looking good for the Tories:

Survation/Mail on Sunday, CON 37, LAB 45, LDEM 6

[northernladyuk]

Yep, the worst case scenario...

A hard brexit or a no-brexit was what should have happened - this is a joke.

You couldn't make it up - what a total shower of a government* we have


*I use the term "government" loosely

Hard Brexit is where it's heading. The fudge over regulatory alignment and a soft Irish border won't wash when the UK finds it can't agree meaningful free trade deals with non-EU countries due to regulatory or tariff divergence from EU arrangements. Then they can blame it on the nasty old EUSSR.