Brexit BOOM™: Inflation

[PurpleGorilla]

Not any more. Yay for the UK, we've passed the EU. Their puny rise of 0.2% to 2% compared to our brilliant 0.7% increase to 2.3%.

I'm surprised the usual suspects haven't been shouting this good news from the rooftops.

RPI now 3.2%

[BlasterBates]

EU to tell UK pay up or else

Apparently the EU governments think the commission is being too lenient with the 60 billion bill, should be a lot higher

[PurpleGorilla]

EU to tell UK pay up or else

Apparently the EU governments think the commission is being too lenient with the 60 billion bill, should be a lot higher

[northernladyuk]

EU to tell UK pay up or else

Apparently the EU governments think the commission is being too lenient with the 60 billion bill, should be a lot higher

Yeah well we won't but any German cars then. See if you like that!

[OwlHoot]

EU to tell UK pay up or else

Apparently the EU governments think the commission is being too lenient with the 60 billion bill, should be a lot higher

From the article:

* Consider whether to insist that talks on future trade deal will only take place after agreement on the exit deal - or sequentially, as the UK wants.

Obviously "sequentially" there (AKA consecutively) should have read "concurrently".

Why is it nobody under the age of 30 seems to understand the distinction ?

[LondonManc]

From the article:



Obviously "sequentially" there (AKA consecutively) should have read "concurrently".

Why is it nobody under the age of 30 seems to understand the distinction ?

You've never driven a car with a concurrent gear box?

[VectraMan]

How is the UK trade negotiating team going to negotiate two things concurrently? Gerald can't be in two meetings at once, and whilst Mavis is there to help she's only part time and doesn't work Wednesdays. They might have to ask Geoff to help out.