Brexit teddy bears

As Brexit approaches, Britain's business community is becoming nervous. The country's last remaining teddy bear maker is bucking the trend. CNN's Nina dos Santos explains.

[@e0o9kii]

I don't care about Brexit but those teddy bears are adorable.

[@fu-teddy8519]

FU-Teddy is really concerned that once Brexit is there these teddy bears won't be able to visit their relatives in continental Europe anymore.

[@benjaminmathon7417]

Well the bears will still need CE logo on them before shipping to Europe, if UK is out, it will cost a fortune for small companies to ship inside EU

[@KatchouroBlade]

Not really, the drop in sterling will offset any possible return to tariffs. Outside of European restrictive rules and regulations small manufacturing companies in the UK will have a whole new set of trading opportunities available to them. Free trade with the US, China, India is far more valuable than free trade with Latvia and Romania.

[@randydobbins7030]

This is just an utterly fascinating journalism at its best. Right up there with CNN's coverage of how many scoops of ice cream Trump gets. Failing CNN with issue a retraction later admitting this story was another lie but its ok because they fired another 3 employees.

[@juanramirezgonzalez2213]

Roosevelt like policies in the UK!!!(mann can dream).

[@awatchwoman]

Why do we have to have silly music while trying to listen to an important discussion, cut it out, we need to hear her.

[@hadleypleasanton8346]

They should retool and make Muhammad bomb-head dolls. I bet those would sell like hot cakes. 👳💣

[@melissafromblockchain2183]

Fake news?

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