@yourharlow An empty promise with no evidence it will accomplish anything is supposedly "Proof of delivering". Copying from Boris' playbook of pretending empty promises are the same as outcomes.
Brexit has imposed a 15% reduction in trade as a share of the economy, leading to a 4% loss of GDP over long term.
The public's view on Brexit has shifted since 2016, with voters showing more pragmatism than politicians.
Starmer should ignore the hysterical voices in British politics and listen to voters. Regrets over Brexit have grown more pronounced as the economic wounds have become undeniable. He should do a better job of pitching repaired ties as, effectively, a much-needed stimulus measure.
Ultimately, the UK should aim to rejoin the EU’s single market, restoring the economic benefits that were needlessly squandered after Brexit. In the meantime, the faster both sides embrace pragmatic steps to remove barriers, the sooner voters can see tangible benefits. A win-win, as they say.
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@carolvorders@thetimes Smoking the devils lettuce is a teenage indiscretion. Maybe even drink driving if you didn't hurt anyone. But assault is not a Boys Will Be Boys moment.
@Conservatives You've already been informed this figure is incorrect. Therefore you are deliberately spreading lies to try to influence this election. That's breaking electoral regulations and the ministerial code. Shame. Shame. Shame one you.