Strong and stable leadership

[BrilloPad]

He makes you appreciate Andrew Neil.

[oscarose]

Well, I woke up this morning and decided....

....it's back to the Lib Dems....

+1

Carry on rolling....

[BlasterBates]

oh dear, first it was the banks and now it's the airlines:

Ryan air starts moving its business to the EU, due to disruptive Brexit

Never mind holidays in the UK will be a charabanc to Bognor Regis, as flying increasingly becomes a thing that European Liberals do.

[grabri]

oh dear, first it was the banks and now it's the airlines:

Ryan air starts moving its business to the EU, due to disruptive Brexit

Never mind holidays in the UK will be a charabanc to Bognor Regis, as flying increasingly becomes a thing that European Liberals do.

Ryanair is HQ'd in Dublin - already in the EU. This article is about disruption of UK/EU flights and the re-focussing of Ryanair on EU business rather than UK. I'm guessing that the disruption will be down to lack of trade - I would like to see an analysis of this...

[original PM]

oh dear, first it was the banks and now it's the airlines:

Ryan air starts moving its business to the EU, due to disruptive Brexit

Never mind holidays in the UK will be a charabanc to Bognor Regis, as flying increasingly becomes a thing that European Liberals do.

That works fine - as long as there are enough people flying within the EU that they can dump the UK market....

The main problem obviously is that people in the Uk have the money to take flights - and the reality is that is not going to change hugely.

Will be interesting to see what does happen though.

[northernladyuk]

Ryanair is HQ'd in Dublin - already in the EU. This article is about disruption of UK/EU flights and the re-focussing of Ryanair on EU business rather than UK. I'm guessing that the disruption will be down to lack of trade - I would like to see an analysis of this...

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...rexit-deal-wto

Apparently to remain in Open Skies, UK needs to accept ECJ jurisdiction, which UK says it won't. As I said, apparently...

[grabri]

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...rexit-deal-wto

Apparently to remain in Open Skies, UK needs to accept ECJ jurisdiction, which UK says it won't. As I said, apparently...

Great article. Thanks

[sasguru]

Looks like the Tories have lost it on the economy.

Theresa May's pledges at election could hurt Brexit trade deals | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

The complete clusterfuck continues.
Meanwhile it looks like we'll have one the lowest growth rates in Europe this year, from having one of the strongest pre-referendum.

[northernladyuk]

The complete clusterfuck continues.
Meanwhile it looks like we'll have one the lowest growth rates in Europe this year, from having one of the strongest pre-referendum.

Strong and stable leadership over the cliff edge.

[BlasterBates]

Theresa May wants to create her own little mini EU with slightly different regulations and customised inefficiencies that means not only will UK businesses have to contend with EU regulations and delays through customs, they'll have host of specialised UK regulations as well.