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Leave it Tony... It's not worth it.
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An early Christmas present from Theresa. The mythical Brexit sectoral analyses.
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Theresa wants to be able to give him a good reference (in case by some miracle his next employer hasn't heard of him)
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"I didn't look at the porn... honest..."
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Well, after he was asked to resign!
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Some good replies to DAG's request for help
https://twitter.com/davidallengreen/status/943538536082526208
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Not really news but interesting nonetheless
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On the Uber judgment
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/uber-transport-company-decision-europe
It's a bit depressing to think that when we have finishing drunkenly brawling our way out of the EU that kind of common sense decisions that the ECJ tends to make will most likely become increasingly rare.
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UK minister David Davis has failed to produce his promised Brexit sectoral impact assessments.
But don't worry! Our economists, with colleagues from @CityREDI and @UoS_Management, have done the calculations.https://twitter.com/UniGroningenFEB/status/940547566269353985
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Time to move on to the next stage of the negotiations
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Yes, a very bad outcome. It's a shame that it's a slightly techie subject that the ordinary punter might not really have understood. Will be interesting to see what happens next.
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Defeated by 4 votes. Boom.
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And some more entertainment
(Might actually be photoshopped)
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Another bit of silence
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Another genuis diplomatic move from Johnson
Boris Johnson mocked Juncker at Foreign Office reception last night: "Caesar Augustus in Brussels has declared, 'Sufficient Progress'"
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Wow, Moore lost. Amazing.
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His comment (on the Marr show I think) on how the agreement that Theresa May dramatically signed up to last Friday didn't have to be seen as binding.
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A round of applause for David Davis
In response to Davis' comments, EU leaders have altered draft summit conclusions to remove a suggestion that 'preliminary and preparatory discussions' on a trade deal will begin in the New Year. All talks now put off until March 22-23 summit, according to FT.
https://twitter.com/nick_gutteridge/status/940581462163804160
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More evidence that he's coming next year:
The US ambassador to the UK has said he expects Donald Trump to go ahead with a working visit to the UK in the new year, despite a recent Twitter row with Theresa May over the terror threat posed by Muslims in the UK.
The remarks by Woody Johnson to the BBC’s Today programme represent the first official confirmation that the president is expected to visit in early 2018, when Trump may formally open the new American embassy. -
And a bit of climate change (which obvs doesn’t exist)
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The man behind the "pink" comment has more to say on the subject
https://news.sky.com/story/opinion-a-passport-is-about-national-identity-11180519