The British people want you to keep free movement.
Good news: robust growth since referendum and vote of confidence in UK from @NissanEurope. We go into negotiations from position of strength
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52% certainly don't
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you mean 100% of all leave voters want to lose free movement? That's a very bold claim.
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Leave vote all about taking back control. So, yes.
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I've seen Leave voters say that 1) they're happy to stay in single market and 2) not abt immigration
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Trust me. They're not Leave voters.
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Daniel Hannan, prominent Leave campaigner, didn't vote Leave?
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I have a friend, a communist, who despises the EU (neoliberal blah blah), but is ok with immigration.
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Let's just hope that we can afford to bribe every company worried about tariffs, eh, Dave?
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Should tariffs ever become involved U.K. stands to realise a net gain from EU. .
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what does that even mean?
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I think it means you're uninformed.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/10/23/eu-exporters-have-more-to-lose-than-the-uk-from-tariffs-after-br/ …
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And then look up "Walloon"
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Why look up 'Walloons'? They've just be arm-twisted by EU to accept CETA.
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because shows how one country/region can (almost?) scupper deal that TOOK SEVEN YEARS
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Deal hasn't been 'scuppered' Usual EU pathetic shenanigans.
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Yes we do, so why the hell are you saying we may continue to pay into the EU Budget. We voted to Leave!
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will we compensate all business for Brexit losses or just foreign ones? Surely we should subsidise our own first
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this is basically a transfer of UK taxpayers money to foreign business for political reasons. Disgraceful
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