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Previously on "Gove to blame EU for applying their border rules"
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Originally posted by Eirikur View PostMore red tape for food exporters Food and drink labelling changes from 1 January 2021 - GOV.UK
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More red tape for food exporters Food and drink labelling changes from 1 January 2021 - GOV.UK
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Looks like Michel Barnier has given up.
Brexit: Trade talks in fresh crisis as UK admits it does not know if EU will turn up
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One day Michael Gove will realise that its the WTO that insist that member countries check, measure and control the value and volume of goods that cross their borders.
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What do you expect from a government who are going to implement a bill that breaks international law?
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Gove to blame EU for applying their border rules
Where the UK might relax the rules to let traffic flow
WAIT: Wasn't brexit about controlling your own borders and set your own rules and now you blame the EU for actually having rules?
Brexit: Blame EU ‘rules are rules’ approach if there is border chaos, Michael Gove says | The IndependentTags: None
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