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British Steel seeks government loan for 'Brexit issues'
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostFTFY
Though the correct question should have been "Do you want to give DC a kicking". With options "yes" and "fook yes".Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThats right. There were 2 options. Remain and uncertainty. I ticked uncertainty.
Though the correct question should have been "Do you want to give DC a kicking". With options "yes" and "fook yes".Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThats right. There were 2 options. Remain and uncertainty. I ticked uncertainty.
Though the correct question should have been "Do you want to give DC a kicking". With options "yes (I'm a cretin)" and "yes, unless it means screwing up the country (I'm either not a cretin, or I'm a Thistle Hotel Heathrow resident)".Comment
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Potentially a few hours from administration now
British Steel on verge of administration - BBC News
#NothingToDoWithBrexitComment
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'In April, British Steel borrowed £100m from the government to enable it to pay an EU carbon bill, so it could avoid a steep fine.'
Nothing to do with the EU either.
But actually £75 Million is pretty much peanuts what I see is the backing company looking to pull out and make a buck and use brexit as an excuse for personal greed.
Not got a great track record have they
Greybull Capital - WikipediaComment
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The easiest thing would be to exit the EU on October 31st, simply let industry close down, declare year zero and transfer everyone on to collective farms.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThe easiest thing would be to exit the EU on October 31st, simply let industry close down, declare year zero and transfer everyone on to collective farms.Comment
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostWith Comrade Corbyn at the helm this is what might happen. And everyone will get a free Huawei mobileComment
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Originally posted by Eirikur View Post#NothingToDoWithBrexitComment
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