Former Brexit Secretary David Davis responds to the government's no-deal Brexit advice

[@A1DJPaul]

This is NOT the brexit we voted for. Leave Means 100% OUT !

[@Subjagator]

Enjoy being out of Euratom then, the governing body that allows the UK to buy nuclear material to fuel your 15 nuclear reactors.

Out of EUROPOL too. So you're going to be the new Costa del sol for every crim on the run in Europe.

[@marksapollo]

See. We should of walked from the start and THEN made a deal as it would have been excellent for the U.K. and EU companies would have probably been happy! Not this delay, remain tactics and lets put the U.K. in the worst possible position we can because we don’t want to leave!

[@marksapollo]

Wallywood Wally if only we could off! I have a feeling all business would have had a bit more say in it then, not stupid politicians and the elite!

[@AntPDC]

+ Rab It drives me nuts XD

[@Noseypoke-mr7th]

You heard THE MAN...."NO DEAL IS BETTER THAN STAYING IN"

[@A1DJPaul]

There is nothing to Negotiate ! Just tell them we are Leaving ! WE all want NO DEAL !! There was no mention of any deal on the poll card as we voted !

[@intrepidtomato]

You are a complete idiot. Do you want the UK to not be able to trade with the EU from one day to the next? It will be weeks before they have at least interim agreements about customs, planes, medicines....

[@Subjagator]

The UK has 15 nuclear reactors, and zero uranium mines. Nuclear material is not something you can just buy and sell and trade and stockpile however you please, they are extremely regulated and you need to have trade deals in place to even consider buying them and you need accredited governing bodies in place before you can even start trade negotiations. The UK has no governing body for this, it uses the EU one, and without a regognised governing body to ensure safety of nuclear material no country will even consider selling nuclear material to the UK. Maybe the UK will manage to make a deal, in which case life goes on as normal, but if not, good luck fueling your nuclear reactors. That is the problem with Brexit, every trade deal negotiated just puts you back to the status quo and each deal you don't manage to negotiate sets you back massively. This is serious and not something to just flippantly ignore which is the impression I am get constantly from some die-hard Brexit supporters. Ignore everything and it won't just magically work itself out. www.powerengineeringint.com/articles/2017/10/uk-nuclear-industry-concerned-about-brexit-impact.html www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-15/brexit-takes-bureaucracy-to-the-atomic-level-for-u-k-industry www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/may/16/uk-missing-deadlines-for-post-brexit-nuclear-safeguards-leak-shows publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201719/cmselect/cmbeis/378/378.pdf

[@johncuddy2669]

@@Subjagator We are not some little time pot country. We are the United Kingdom for Christ sale so the USA would not do a deal with us . Do me a favour man up and grow a pair of balls . There our countries queuing up to trade with the UK All countries that have nuclear power . Look we are leaving the EU no matter what project fear that you remainiacs sprout fear about all sorts you will be saying that the UK will have famine the black death is coming next By Christ you people have been really brainwashed for the past forty odd years !!!

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

PAUL,A1 I’m sorry to say it, but you have a very simplistic child like view of, what is a very serious issue for this country, people like you really shouldn’t be making comments here!

[@A1DJPaul]

I think you have a misunderstanding of Brexit. Brexit is a very simple Process. We just Leave to wto rules. The EU & Car makers will come begging with a deal. putting the UK in control of our deals. It's called Turning the tables on the EU. & Giving the Remoaners Nothing to Moan about. ( it's called the Art of Negotiation. )

[@johncuddy2669]

What I can't fathom out is when I and 17.4 million other voters voted . There wasn't a mention of a deal we voted OUT . Why on earth are we still in this gangsters club .

[@dominichodgkinson9787]

Anthony Palumbo this is something that annoys me with these arguments. We're most likely going to suffer economically outside of the eu in the short term but anything could happen long term. Saying "Cause you are f*cked outside of it !!" as though it is a sure thing, just makes me lose respect for anyone who thinks we should remain in the eu. You're picking out one possibility and implying it is a fact, the same sort of scare mongering we saw during the leave/remain campaigns.

[@johncuddy2669]

@Anthony Palumbo We wasn't fuck*d before we joined in 1975 was we . But we certainly are and have been ever since !!

[@backfromcuba]

Dominic Hodgkinson because we've been in the EU now for 40 years and all our trade systems are integrated through it. Leaving with no deal isn't the same as never joining the EU. We don't have the people or skills, or time to do this in 2 years transition. Listen to people who work with trade and know what they're talking about - it's catastrophic. That's the reality.

[@mcai9mh3]

thats not true. Liam Fox said 'it would be the easiest deal in history'. David Davis said 'wed do a deal in Germany the following day after the vote'

[@backfromcuba]

mcai9mh3 lol yes. They have no idea what they're talking about. We're in a lot of trouble. The part i can't fathom is why anyone still listens to them.

[@rhiconic]

I didn’t vote for a deal I voted to leave.

[@Jimmy-Feena]

Exactly! We voted leave - not leave IF the European union is nice enough to give us a deal.

[@maccagrabme]

I dont mind a deal as long as we leave and the deal means no tariffs but I dont want freedom of movement or having to abide by any other draconian EU rules. I'm fine with a tariff free trading arrangement and no ongoing membership.

[@leapsplashafrog]

I don’t think we should buy any more Eu food cars or products. Let’s change that 30% food statistic

[@A1DJPaul]

Always buy British whenever possible. cut EU imports = simple DON'T BUY EU GOODS . We make our own Wine & Cheese, Fruit & Veg etc. Buy Red Tractor foods.

[@drivewaydiyer6504]

What cars should we buy then?

[@wasp6594]

Nissan, Toyotas and Hondas etc which are made in the UK employing British workers would not be a bad start. They are also well designed built and reliable.

[@drivewaydiyer6504]

Colin Ray They’re put together in the U.K. and exported to Europe and a lot of Nissan parts are supplied from Europe.

[@intrepidtomato]

As Driveway said. They also have a whole lot of German and other software and parts in them. Your idea of manufacturing is only a century behind the times.

[@paalosordoni7932]

The BEST deal is no DEAL.

[@jasonosborne3602]

Shut up clown

[@RisingHumidity]

Writing it in capitals doesn't make it true

[@joeyguitarstrings3588]

Frankly paalo correct, pay no heed to the remoaniacs though I should prefer 'the only deal is no deal'

[@RisingHumidity]

@@joeyguitarstrings3588 and pay no heed to facts and evidence

[@joeyguitarstrings3588]

Ash, just which specific 'fact' makes a deal with those whom export more to UK than UK does to the combined EU market seeming unpaletable, here is one, the trade deficit between UK and EU is c. £60bn, that is rather a lot of money they might lose if they fail to agree. How would the truck stopping French farmers react, how would Spanish orange growers react, German/French vehicle manufacturers, this is the fact or, per paalo FACT, but that is my input, where are your facts?

[@psr0459]

When's Mark Carney going to be fired? Why can't we have a BofE Guvnor that works for the people of Britain?

[@talktv]

Why do you believe Mark Carney should be fired?

[@boptah7489]

talk radio Carney is raising interest rates prematurely to cause a recession to coincide with Brexit. . The market cannot support those rate rises before Brexit. and inflation is not too excessive to warrant the rises now. Carney is a traitor to the UK. his bias is evident.

[@leapsplashafrog]

bo ptah It’s time the private Bank of England worked for England. They should recall all Eu debt and double Eu Interest rates on all Eu loans

[@A1DJPaul]

50% hike in interest rates just before Brexit ??? After 10 yrs of 0.05% ??? Very Damaging to our economy. Carney is the Internal Self Destruct mechanism ! Sack him !

[@trainstop8703]

the guy is a fraud..created canada`s biggest housing bubble left thru the back door and ended up working in our country lol

[@leapsplashafrog]

Sovereign is always best. Brexit is always the best option

[@A1DJPaul]

Freedom has No Price ! No deal is the ONLY deal.

[@jopink7674]

No deal is what we want, then let the dust settle then deal with the whole world! WTO

[@backfromcuba]

Jo Pink you want maximum tarrifs applied to all our products by other countries when imported as we have 3rd country status? How do you think that's going to go down for our sellers?

[@sichere]

Go back to Cuba - Sterling has been devalued and our products are now up to 30% cheaper anyway - what's the problem ?

[@CatholicSatan]

What deal? 90% of UK trade is currently with the EU or via EU trade deals with 60 countries around the world. Post-No deal BRexit, there are NO deals. WTO tariffs with what are now all '3rd countries' means they apply maximum tariffs to UK exports - up to 45% on some products. 324000 SMEs that currently export ONLY to the EU with paperwork amounting to one A4 page will now have to go through the extended paperwork and costs (£20bn per year UK overall) to continue exporting. 7800 extra customs officers required at the port of Dover alone. Thousands of HMRC bureaucrats; replacement regulatory bodies now shared with the EU will be required; 19000 civil servants simply to deal with BRexit.... The extra costs go on and on. Trade will diminish significantly, jobs will be lost, 250000 Brits will lose their livelihoods in the EU because of no FoM, many of whom will return to the UK to receive benefits. No deal is a disaster.

[@sichere]

Catholic Satan - And the millennium bug was going to end all civilization - Project Fear zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@manuelatreide]

sichere the « millenium bug » has cost a lot of money to be fixed before it happened. You know, warnings are useful only when they are followed with actions. As a professional computer geek, I ca, testify we have worked for more than two years to adapt and renew hardware and software to avoid the big crash. What you call « project fear » is a set of warnings. Ignoring them is the worst way to solve them.

[@jeffreyholmes4083]

No deal is Brexit, that is what we all voted for.

[@workingclassman9727]

No get your facts straight 48% voted to stay 52% which mainly included Jeremy kyle guests voted to leave.

[@johncuddy2669]

@@workingclassman9727 Do you like being under the jack boot of the EU globalists gangsters you stupid idiotic imbecile !!!

[@davemdevon.5423]

No deal is definitely better than staying in the EU !!

[@peterah7957]

Dave M, Devon. You are dumb dave Devon there is plenty of facts and evidence supporting a no deal exit would be disastrous to our country do your research before you make stupid statements like this

[@Subjagator]

No deal is great if you want to not be able to fuel your nuclear reactors, otherwise, you guys better stop ignoring this very serious affair and stop being so flippant about everything.

[@bobdillion440]

peterah7957 it would only be a disasters if the remoners try to fuck shit up like they always do, there are plenty of country’s to trade with for example most of the common wealth countries we turned our backs on when we joined the nazi state

[@davemdevon.5423]

@@peterah7957 , to make this claim that my opinion is dumb and not thought out , has run out of steam , just look at the calibre and the number of people that hold my view . The EU is going in the wrong direction it is undemocratic and we have lost our sovereignty , staying in is not an option . Under W T O rules we will still trade with the EU but importantly we will trade DIRECTLY with all the other countries that we currently deal with . Without the tariffs that are imposed by the EU and most importantly we can make our own new trade deals

[@peterah7957]

Bob Dillion you are moron.. Fuck shit up? Why don't you spend an afternoon researching all the great things the EU has done for the UK regarding human rights conservation equality workers rights infrastructure... Its not perfect but then what governing body is

[@SidBonkers51]

We voted to leave the EU, either we leave it now or democracy dead in the UK

[@talktv]

What do you think that a People's Vote on the final deal would not be democratic? Would you not want to have your say on the final deal?

[@SidBonkers51]

@@talktv already cast my vote back in 2016, if you recall it was an in or out vote that the Tory government said they would act on

[@farmerned6]

talkRadio there Wont be a binary "people vote" deal/no deal the Remain traitors will engineer a Remain/Bad deal/No Deal vote , to split the vote , and overturn the referendum by the back door I voted OUT , its in the EU's best (more than outs) interest to agree a FTA/Canada ++deal, and its only fair we pay up to the last agreed EU spending round , BUT ANY deal that leaves us subject to the EU courts, or Parliament, and doesn't free our fishing grounds is NOT LEAVING, at that point WTO and be damned

[@michaelspencer6318]

when the super rich take over after our exit ,have a look at our democracy then ,no nhs,no workers rights,

[@daleplatten2006]

no deal is good!

[@neilhedley6947]

JRM has stated that it will take Britain 50 years to get where we are now.Thats good enough for me.Out means Out.

[@farmerned6]

I think you've been reading the Project Fear section of the huffpost or Guardian again haven't you?

[@michaelspencer6318]

yeah but he is a massive twat

[@belfasta]

Clean break with no deal is what I voted for

[@backfromcuba]

belfasta is it? I didn't see that on the ballot. Farage was talking about a Norway type deal..

[@backfromcuba]

Bill Platers can i get off the insane brexit bus o' lies instead?

[@stalbanstech7396]

Did anyone ever believe the EU would make a deal? The EU believed that the UK would accept anything offered but they are now coming to terms with the fact that the EU Countries will suffer and are now getting scared. p.s. Has Verhofstadt been hidden away? Out means Out

[@anthonytaylor9232]

St Albans Tech VW, Audi, BMW, to name but a few, does anybody really think that they are going to sit quietly by, whilst EU dead-beat politicians screw up their companies access to the U.K. market - these companies CANNOT afford to let it happen, and won't let it happen................ and with regard to that snake Verhofstalag - rest assured he will be injecting his venom wherever he considers it will do the most damage!

[@michaelspencer6318]

well farage an boris told us the eu would be begging us for a deal ,what we got ,nothing

[@babayaga9443]

Love Ann so glad to see her keeping the pressure on these Political leaders and asking the rite questions .....a great Lady..

[@talktv]

Would you like to see her present further shows on talkRADIO?

[@babayaga9443]

Yes Ann is very intelligent and easy to listen to and has a very deep knowledge of how the British People react to events in the political arena......

[@johncuddy2669]

@@talktv Yes she is one of the old school MSP you don't make them like Ann anymore .

[@phildiamond8549]

No deal is not no deal - we go to WTO - a much better outcome than dreadful Chequers carve-up.

[@astralxing988]

Who elected the people who run the WTO ? Who elected the block in charge ? When did you vote to join the WTO ?

[@ProjectOverseer]

The only word I can think of is: clueless 😞

[@Tridhos]

I very much doubt if he even knows what is involved in switching. James O'Brien had an expert (yep one of those that Brexiteers never listen to) on some time back who gave an excellent explanation and all the pitfalls involved in WTO membership. But agree with your point, the complaint about the EU was it was undemocratic.

[@pboo2607]

@ abugina We're already a member of WTO since 1995.

[@Tridhos]

Nope only as a member of the EU which is why Liam Fox had the bright idea that we would paste and copy the EU WTO conditions but several countries in the WTO have already objected to that ploy including the USA.

[@lindseyshamefur1282]

If May does not grow a spine, David would make an excellent temporary PM (someone talked about it on KZbin) he knows the EU and supports the referendum result to leave.

[@talktv]

Do you think he would make a better leader than Jacob Rees-Mogg or Boris Johnson?

[@ib1378]

@@talktv wouldn't have any of them

[@iknewit.2471]

Mogg is the Man I would choose

[@lindseyshamefur1282]

I said temporary until a permanent leader could be found. Would be a lot less upheaval than an election contest. We don't want a general election do we ? imagine Abbot and Corbyn in power..lol.

[@user-qf6yt3id3w]

I'd say Mogg > Davis > Boris. However you can see that Boris is going to get it, and hopefully offer Davis and Mogg a cabinet position which sets them up for next time.

[@-Gumbo]

No deal, No problem. Leave now, Democracy is at stake.

[@H4CK61]

We let a man like Davis walk away WHO is so capable and expect a good deal lol. Country is fucked.

[@intrepidtomato]

He barely showed up to the talks, has no idea what he is talking about and is thick as mince. Never did due diligence.

[@H4CK61]

The Thick one here is you. He was stabbed in the back at every turn get your facts right. Remainer by any chance?

[@SoloRusso]

I love this woman

[@talktv]

Tell us what you mean by that :)

[@SoloRusso]

Straight talker and a positive attitude.

[@274Casper]

Complete withdrawal from the EU.

[@simmo1024]

'nobody wants no deal'. I fear you underestimate the British electorate Mr Davis. Just #WalkAway

[@union601]

Leave, deal later who are they to tell us what’s good and what’s not

[@Subjagator]

Enjoy being out or Euratom then, the nuclear governing body that allows the UK to trade for the nuclear material to fuel the 15 reactors that power your country. No country in the world would ever consider trading nuclear material to a country without an accredited governing and safety authority. It violates every nuclear treaty ever signed.

[@IssacharGR]

Out...out...out...out...out...we voted out....we are still in! And now I fear this despicable government will tie us into the EU through a series of so called deals...sell out deals.

[@leapsplashafrog]

David Davis earns a lot of kudos from the British today. Hip hip hurray

[@geoffevans2489]

Stick around David Davis we will need you when there is a an election i have to say though i will be voting Ukip

[@truckerfromreno]

Trading on WTO should be the starting point, do that for a period of time until a better arrangement can be negotiated. I thought that was what a Leave vote would mean.

[@johnmurray4512]

If he dosen't like Farage makes me think he do not agree with him,that to me is he should have been kicked out long ago.N .Farage has I think has the only way to make sure that we are out,is what we voted for.

[@A1DJPaul]

NIGEL is one of 3 true genius 's in world politics. the other two are Trump & Putin. the rest are puppets trying to make a name for themselves. OR Corrupt.

[@modeltrainstipsandtutorials]

If you listen to what he actually said he did not say that he disliked Farage but that somebody else had said it of him and then said that he was not one of those and that he found him to be an interesting man - get your facts straight before spouting off.

[@talktv]

Is any Brexit scenario better than no deal?

[@annother3350]

I doubt the eu will ever make us a fair offer, so no.

[@user-qf6yt3id3w]

Worst case is WTO rules. So the EU puts MFN tariff on our exports and we put MFN tariffs on theirs. However we buy more from them than we sell, and we can use tariffs we collect to subsidise exporters in a variety of ways. However given the trade imbalance it's in the EU's interest to not have tariffs. And in fact they've already agreed a free trade agreement with Canada. One that didn't require Canada to sign up to the four single market freedoms - freedom of movement of people, goods, capital and services.

[@anthonyburke5677]

@@user-qf6yt3id3w the uk can't subsidise uk exports! It's against WTO state aid rules! With the Canada free trade deal it IS not a complete free trade agreement and there are custom checks! The Canada deal was offered but the uk needs to sort out it's border problem in Ireland first!

[@gaynor1721]

#leavemeansleave 🇬🇧👋

[@user-qf6yt3id3w]

"+Tom T the uk can't subsidise uk exports! It's against WTO state aid rules! " It can used the tariffs it collects to help exporters under WTO rules.

[@patrickbyrne2446]

I've finally heard someone actually dealing in the process speaking for the people who voted Brexit. Come on Davis...do the right thing and break ALL ties.

[@jakestewart5812]

This is the person who was in charge of Brexit for two years with no plan what an idiotic idea Brexit is

[@paulbtopchef]

I blame the lefty civil servants for the way brexit is going

[@brianbeveridge6965]

The eu is'nt going to want britain to have a smooth exit . if they do some other eu members will say ' ah , now we've got the blue print for leaving the eu...no more eu dictatership of threats , extortion , blackmail...

[@davidpascoe5842]

We get some form of a deal with the EU this all a big game by May and EU. If they do not get a deal then we should walk away because we voted for a clean break from European Union.

[@VHogg5432]

Chequers plan is a disaster, we need to LEAVE

[@trevorcox1808]

I joined the Tory party to be able to vote for a new leader. I 'received my membership card then today I received a letter cancelling my membership I can only think they found my emails complaining about Dominic Greives behaviour etc Lol

[@johncuddy2669]

Well jump on board to ukip that's what I have done They're the party who will deliver brexit 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@maryjones8951]

Who burdened us with VAT was it the EU

[@thomasboyd1437]

It is sell out. Britain voted 17.4 million 51.9% in referendum to leave the EU and the single market period. England voted for no deal hard brexit. 38% of scotland voted to leave the EU and the single market. I support a Hard Brexit and voted to leave the EU and the single market. Also Wales voted to leave the EU for a Hard Brexit.

[@JAMAICADOCK]

I'm not against leaving the EU in principle, but it was always going to be easier said than done. A logistical nightmare. There shoulda been a damned good reason to go through this pain, but there wasn't. Only stupid political grandstanding.

[@phk2000]

A good guy is David Davis. A man of integrity who talks sense.

[@michaelhunt4445]

LISTEN TO ANN WIDDICOMBE TELLING DAVID THE 3 REASONS WHY SHE VOTED OUT. She echoes my sentiments right down to a tee. Perhaps the remoaners will listen and take note.

[@geoffevans2489]

Our PM is a member of the Fabien Society funded bu GEORGE SOROS also backing the EU what chance do we stand she must go NOW we need a brexiteer PM JRM

[@stepheningermany]

I didn't know psychiatric hospitals had their own radio

[@urbanwoodworking233]

Thanks for sharing. David Davis came across very well. Sounds like a man who can think clearly under pressure

[@teddyboysdontknit810]

I’m finding it difficult to understand the view of the people making comments here, they come across as bordering on fanatical hatred towards the European Union, what makes people see red when discussing Europe, my only explanation is xenophobia. I challenge any one person to give an example how the EU has made their life worse, I can give a dozen examples of how we have benefited from being in the Europe Union!

[@anthonysteel6877]

The scare stories haven't come true yet because nothing has happened yet. Brexageddon is still some way ahead but it will happen and it will be awesome,and not in a good way.

[@patrickh8602]

I thought people who wanted to leave the EU actually might have a solid argument for it somewhere. Since the referendum it is obvious you don't apart from 'we don't like foreigners' or 'Brexit means Brexit' and other hollow and meaningless rubbish. You have no idea what you voted for or how it will affect everyone in this country. No deal puts 2.8 million jobs at risk, if you work in manufacturing or farming there is a good chance you'll be unemployed in a year or two. Good luck paying your mortgage, I forgot though most of you are over 60 anyway. Taking the next generations opportunities away from them, classy real classy.

[@johncuddy2669]

How old are you Or should I say what university brainwashed you. Facts and figures show that it's been all about the globalist bankers that have been getting richer you fool . We have had the lowest forms of unemployment for over forty years . Do you remember the 70s and the strikes with bin men on strike rubbish six ft high . Miner's on strike causing power strikes . Then we go into the 80s mass unemployment , riots in all big major cities I could go on and on so don't paint the picture of being in this George Soros gangsters club of unelected criminals as being somewhat a bed of roses !!!

[@alantracy6757]

Bonus point and special reward to Davis in the blue corner 🔥✨

[@OldglenSea-cw4ps]

WE, the British public, do not want a deal! We want OUT, at any cost! We didn't have the EU in the past; we don't need it NOW!

[@bobyorke]

This guy should be our new PM!

[@fleurkus]

Love David Davis.

[@MartinIDavies]

The more I hear from David Davies the more I like him.. he comes across a calm collected straight shooter.. who given his last job really knows what he is talking about

[@MrMicrolin]

Who else doesn't like David Davis

[@felixfedre518]

We want no deal!

[@WolfieSatanSmith]

No deal please we are British

[@buzz4284]

Under Mrs May Davis drove me nuts but now he's resigned he's actually startin to talk sence....

[@Matty12333]

I would rather have no deal, than a bad deal

[@andybell8887]

If our Westminster class didn't have any further say on the Brexit process, and no deal is a realistic prospect, the Europeans would be taking us seriously now, coming to their senses and working out a deal. As it stands, they know the house of commons has a vote on the final deal, and they also know the treacherous bar-stewards will totally betray our nation, so are quite relaxed about things.

[@freddien7]

If we leave with No deal we DONT pay them Billions.

[@HYUKLDER1]

It's about time Remainers retired from Parliament, Cabinet and from the Civil Service for their own good and for the benefit of our country.

[@ICECREAMK1NG1-jw8ig]

Voted Tory most of my life. As of a month ago I'm now a fully paid up member of UKIP.

[@joohop]

Sack Her As A Dj ! Why ? Because She Cant Hold Her Own Corner ! !

[@legionofkinsmen8529]

We, the People have spoken, so lets get on with breaking free from the shackles of Brussells and be a free and independant Nation once again. Politicians be warned... DO NOT LET THE PEOPLE WHO VOTE YOU INTO POWER DOWN!!

[@jintarokensei3308]

World leader in AI and self driving cars? The guy's smokin some powerful stuff.

[@nil_db]

Britain needs a Brexiteer

[@klausvoor]

The simple truth is that David Davis was given the job of Brexit Secretary to pacify the hard right . He always lacked the intellectual capacity to do the job and dismissed the information given to him by The Treasury because he couldn't understand it ! David Davis was a third rate minister and an awful choice for Brexit Secretary. I cannot understand why anyone even bothers to interview him about anything anymore !

[@davidcarpin8978]

Join UKIP now. Brexit and make the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights great again

[@Jordie0001]

Anne Ann Widdecombe and David Davis discussing brass tacks common sense stuff which I believe most people in this country will go along with. Good reasons for optimism.

[@stephengrant3398]

You cant trust ANY politician.

[@leapsplashafrog]

Stephen Grant You can’t trust anyone else 100%

[@raphaelperry8159]

You can't call it a common rulebook when it's their rulebook.

[@davidbarlow350]

If David Davies did his job 2 years ago he wouldn't be pontificating on what should or shouldn't happen.He had two years,fucked about and achieved nothing. We had all the bargaining chips and all he,and the rest of the useless "negotiators"did was bend over and let Barnier and Juncker shaft us.

[@squiresquiffy3728]

Hold on, if we are happily importing drugs from the EU, because they have been approved by the appropriate EU body and we are satisfied that they cut the mustard, then why on earth should we suddenly have a problem with them next year? Perhaps I’m missing something here.

[@harridon1]

We want out and WTO rules.

[@jwardroper]

Hey I'm English , I didn't get a vote , I live in France , my wife is German , she came to England , my son and daughter were born in Germany , and lived in England , then we found a home here, they speek three languages, and have studied for free here , and I have received state help at times , can't you see the difference ? I'm English, I'm not worried about loosing my identity. I've got people speaking french here and having their mates around , it's not of any concern to me , it's very interesting .

[@hothands6007]

Is anyone bothered about northern Ireland? Would the Republic be able to swallow it up in a hard brexit?

[@andrewinfosec]

Who decided that Ann Widdecombe has a good voice for radio?? smh

[@lolb4507]

I think David Davis resigned from Brexit secretary more than because of PMs Chequers option, she wanted him to retain the Good Friday agreement and when he realised it wasn't working with his plan (Cananda option), he decided to resign.

[@homecookingretroradio6518]

Incumbent!!

[@GloriousAssam]

It does worry me with all the mentions of "old rules", and old friends, Farage having been a Tory like it adds kudos.

[@mawsley9]

No Ann Widdecome your requirements are inaccurate in the first place. .

[@soul2soulibelieveinkarma661]

About time we collected something, everything else we give away an not to Britain

[@lindaharris6091]

What a hypothetical pair of wallies

[@trevorcox1808]

Why because you don't like the argument Your a idiot

[@joseph-be6me]

I travel to Netherlands regular Britain trades a lot with the Dutch.they say they will carry on with Trade as usual Nothing will change its the eu who needs to worry.we will do better Trading with the rest of the world.scare mongers remainders are Getting at the weak & vulnerable.the sooner we out the better.

[@spex357]

I wonder if anyone will swap the Water Cannons for a Fisheries protection vessel?

[@robinhood9613]

I think the media reports I read today ran out of space and forgot to add any positives of a No Deal. Balanced reporting at its best!?

[@matthewbrian8691]

I voted i what ever out

[@petermitchell6348]

There are many of us who are UKIP members who used to be Tories, David!

[@Richard-lj9fb]

Dyson wants us out of the EU so that he can avoid the tariffs placed on businesses whose production is made in countries (Asia) outside of the EU. Zero tariffs would mean more profit to Mr Dyson and his foreign businesses. However those tariffs protect UK/EU businesses employing people within the UK/EU who find it difficult to compete with low wage economies. Dyson cleaners use more power and the regulations came into place for several reasons one of which was a move to reduce EU emissions so that we could try and meet our Paris Climate targets - That ladies and gentlemen is one of the many reasons regulations are a useful tool to tame businesses who are (rightly so) more interested in the bottom line. Don't always believe what you are told by the well educated, smart suited professional politicians and businessmen.

[@Richard-lj9fb]

@Telephassa Rose so when are you going to back EU / UK manufacturing or are you just happy to hoover your house and walk around his lovely farm. I take it you're not that bothered with UK Manufacturing jobs being put first!!!

[@farmerned6]

So your happy that a UK firm with its development center in the UK, gets penalized by the EU, to favour a company that makes inferior products? If a 500w Dyson does a better job in 5 minutes , than a EU approved 400w crapvac does in 10 minutes - which is saving the planet more genius? and sure Dyson could manufacture here in the UK - if YOU want to pay the costs passed on, while all his competitors , have theirs made in Taiwan anyway? "we have to work LIKE the Chinese - or we'll end up working FOR the Chinese"

[@davidclarke4040]

Well seafood Mr Davis

[@davidv.8655]

It is all irrelevant. Simply no deal .We then give the EU an option .1 free trade deal .result. job sorted let's move on .option 2 ,we have a reciprocal tariff deal whatever they wish. They sell way more to us than they do we do to them.so this could be comical .We can sell to any EU businesses at free trade prices the government then pay the tariff which is way more than compensated by any EU reciprocal tariff. We then get a massive contribution from the EU with the excess tariffs. hilarious I know but true .the EU will probably prefer option 2 I know I do lol .as this is the only way this corrupt organisation can keep other member states together. They won't care a dot that their people will fund our country for evermore as long as this EU parliament keeps getting paid .

[@peterah7957]

We agree to Eu laws mostly because they benefit us.. Equality workers rights human rights conservation laws..and above all most importantly is the fact by working together we are stronger and safer

[@benjaminmeusburger4254]

I don't understand why people always talk about the german car industry. You realize that they had now 2 years time to search for alternative vendors for their parts? Furthermore you could google the term "consignment stock" and "warehouse". I hope for the suppliers that they have the contracts in EUR and not in GBP in case of another course fluctuation.

[@highlight9014]

‘Hiccups’ aka a million job loses.

[@A1DJPaul]

No Probs, they will get better jobs Outside the EU.

[@johnline]

im kind of a big deal so imma vote for myself

[@maryjones8951]

Obstacles to get over no problems when we get our Country back from EU deals when we are completely out world trade deals will do for a start it is not just about the EU

[@koreyleigh2733]

THRESA MAY??. HURRY UP AND FALL ON YOUR SWORD??. BRITAIN EXPECTS YOU TO DO YOUR DUTY.