Majority of Britons say the UK should be trading MORE with the EU – more than any other trading partner
Following Trump’s win, just 34% believed that the UK should be trading more with the U.S., with 15% believing we should be trading less.
Following Trump’s win, just 34% believed that the UK should be trading more with the U.S., with 15% believing we should be trading less.
Not going well for Tice…
“You’re the worst winner, because you’ve never taken responsibly from what you’ve won.
Exports to the EU have fallen by an average of 16% per year in the last three years
The poll findings come after Trump’s win in the U.S. election, with many urging the Labour government to adopt a closer trading relationship with the EU following Trump’s intentions to engage in a trade war.
‘If you’re not in the EU, you’re at a major disadvantage’
‘By signing you are showing Keir Starmer that you do not accept his red lines.’
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was prevented from speaking at the recent farmers’ protest outside Downing Street, amid concerns it would become the ‘Farage show’
Trump, who is a protectionist, has said that he plans on introducing a 20% levy on most imports to the US in order to help out domestic businesses, with 60% on imports from China.
Governor Andrew Bailey said he took no position on Brexit “per se”, but added: “I do have to point out consequences.”