After the US did the same, now Australia pushes Britain to the back of the queue

[northernladyuk]

Meat? What meat do we buy from Australia.

Wine we can buy anywhere. We make almost no metals here now, so what ore?

I think you are talking utter bollox.

It's great how these deals are going to be really important when they are going to happen, but don't matter at all when they aren't.

http://www.freeenterprise.org.uk/wp-...rade_web-1.pdf

It's a microcosm of the whole No-deal-better-than-bad-deal or WTO-rules-are-fine line. I would like to be charitable and say that it's an unconvincing bluff, but it's probably just headless chicken incompetence.

[Mordac]

WTF do we buy from Australia? Wine that tastes like petrol, Kangaroo meat for dog food?

Even their rancid lager is made here. I disagree on the wine though, the good stuff is bloody good, if a bit pricey these days.

[OwlHoot]

WTF do we buy from Australia? Wine that tastes like petrol, Kangaroo meat for dog food?

In fairness, cheap Aussie wine isn't too bad after the first couple of glasses.

I'd way rather drink that rather then prop up the EU by buying French or Italian wine!

Haven't bought any EU sourced wine for years!

[PurpleGorilla]

After the US did the same, now Australia pushes Britain to the back of the queue

We are not yet in the queue!

We cannot queue until we leave the EU.

WGAF.

[PurpleGorilla]

In fairness, cheap Aussie wine isn't too bad after the first couple of glasses.

I'd way rather drink that rather then prop up the EU by buying French or Italian wine!

Haven't bought any EU sourced wine for years!

Chilean wine is most excellent. I'm avoiding EU wine now, and EU products generally. Every little helps.

[BlasterBates]

The mother of bubbles, is the UK going to crash.......

Bank of England's created ‘Mother of all bond bubbles,’ says Kames manager | City & Business | Finance | Express.co.uk

big time

[BrilloPad]

The mother of bubbles, is the UK going to crash.......

Bank of England's created ‘Mother of all bond bubbles,’ says Kames manager | City & Business | Finance | Express.co.uk

big time

I thought bubble was going to pop in 2008. Sadly there was just a tiny hissing of air before the bubble started getting larger again.

Interest rates will not be raised for a very long time.

[PurpleGorilla]

I thought bubble was going to pop in 2008. Sadly there was just a tiny hissing of air before the bubble started getting larger again.

Interest rates will not be raised for a very long time.

Billions sloshed into the banks, and 300 year low interest rates.

They can't pull that trick again.

[BrilloPad]

Billions sloshed into the banks, and 300 year low interest rates.

They can't pull that trick again.

Government subsidies on essentials. Food, Energy, radiator keys.

[PurpleGorilla]

Government subsidies on essentials. Food, Energy, radiator keys.

Low wages topped up, and big corporates allowed to tulip on our tax lawn