
Surge in illegal meat imports to UK sparks calls for stronger post-Brexit border controls
Officials have raised concerns that the current post-Brexit border controls are failing to stop the influx of illegal meat.
Officials have raised concerns that the current post-Brexit border controls are failing to stop the influx of illegal meat.
Five years on from when Britain officially left the EU, YouGov has carried out polling which shows that more than half of Brits (55%) believe the country was wrong to vote to leave the EU in 2016.
The Tory MP said ‘we would not have been able to roll out that vaccine as quickly as we did’
‘You’re now an MP, you’re the leader of a party, don’t you need to say what we can do?’
Many will recall the Brexit bus which promised an extra £350 million a week for the NHS should Britain vote leave.
Businesses are drowning in red-tape, with £7bn in costs from additional customs administration and at least £10bn in lost trade, with exports dropping by 30% as a result of Brexit
Support for reversing Brexit is high, with 55% of Brits in favour of rejoining the EU.
Despite Brexit’s clear, ongoing failures, some Brexiteers and their cheerleading press are still clinging to the myth of its success, accusing the so-called ‘Rejoiner elite’ of plotting a return to Brussels.
The delusions of mystic Mogg and other Brexit diehards that the rewards will eventually come, are no longer tenable. Not only can we now measure the pitiful results and consequences, but they’re impossible to ignore.
Another post-Brexit price increase? Pass me the wine