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They were some of the most turbulent years of British politics as Prime Minister Theresa May steered her Brexit deal, via unprecedented disasters and triumphs, through parliament.
The ultimate insider, Tim Shipman, Sunday Times’ chief political commentator was there throughout and shares new revelations and his unfiltered reflections on the politicians who led us through it all.
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Guest: Tim Shipman, chief political commentator, The Sunday Times and author of No Way Out: From the Backstop to Boris.
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@johnwade7430
@johnwade7430 19 дней назад
I have been living and working in China (Shanghai) for almost 20 years. As an ex-pat I thought that Brexit was a very very bad idea! How could everyone have been SO mindless??
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
_"As an ex-pat"_ Immigrant. The word is "immigrant". You've been living in another country FOR TWENTY YEARS. Being from some little island off the cost of Europe does not make you some magical brand of human being separate from all the rest of us. You are an IMMIGRANT.
@johnwade7430
@johnwade7430 18 дней назад
@@AChapstickOrange Erm - who cares….
@johnwade7430
@johnwade7430 18 дней назад
@@AChapstickOrange Fact is, all the ex-pat Immigrants whom I know have said the same thing ‘Stay in Europe’.
@wanderingtravellerAB99
@wanderingtravellerAB99 6 дней назад
Dude, 20 years, you’re an immigrant.
@ybkseraph
@ybkseraph 19 дней назад
So, Barnier was side lined…. And yet the EU achieved all its objectives 😂
@frankoneill5675
@frankoneill5675 19 дней назад
This is anglo-centric nonsense. The commission were trying to help the UK? Why would they? The commission could not possibly agree to anything without respecting and fulfilling what the member states wanted - Barnier's mandate.
@samhartford8677
@samhartford8677 19 дней назад
​@@frankoneill5675Also, as if Barnier was not the Commission.
@Arltratlo
@Arltratlo 19 дней назад
the EU guys worked for the people in the EU.. the Brit guys worked for their donors!
@larslarsen5414
@larslarsen5414 19 дней назад
@@frankoneill5675 Agree. There is some completely novel "insights" presented here. But without any evidence. The objective of the Brexiteers was not just to leave the EU - it was also to destablize the EU prefereably as a direct concequence of the UK leaving. The EU was facing a very hostile UK. This guy seem to say that both sides were equally hostile. Come on....?
@tonyb9735
@tonyb9735 18 дней назад
@@Arltratlo "the Brit guys worked for their donors!" Of whom, a certain Vladimir Putin was one.
@papi8659
@papi8659 18 дней назад
Barnier was so sidelined he achieved all of his negotiating objectives completely 🙂
@frankoneill5675
@frankoneill5675 18 дней назад
There was no possibility of sidelining Monsieur Barnier. His role was to fulfil his mandate, given to him by the member states. The commission could not agree to a single thing that didn't respect the mandate. This whole narrative is anglo-centric fantasy. They have form in rewriting history
@maartenaalsmeer
@maartenaalsmeer 19 дней назад
That's one way to twist the narrative. Barnier was sidelined and not listened to? Yet he easily saw off an ever-changing cast of British interlocutors: David Davies, Dominic Raab and David Frost, who all tried and failed to extract special treatment for Brexiting Britain. While Barnier stuck to his brief and mandate, defended the integrity of the EU Single Market, free movement and European institutions and made sure that the EU got what it wanted while the UK didn't.
@californiadreamin8423
@californiadreamin8423 19 дней назад
Was that the David Davies who negotiated without pen and notepad ?
@AlexGys9
@AlexGys9 19 дней назад
Jup, some anglo-centric nonsense told by a Brit who - after interviewing hundreds other Brits - still doesn't know how the EU works. Can't say I'm surprised.
@frankoneill5675
@frankoneill5675 19 дней назад
It's arrogant English nonsense; the commission was trying to help them? Delusional. Not a single clue about what the EU is and how it works. The whole world revolves around Little Britain.
@samhartford8677
@samhartford8677 19 дней назад
​​@@californiadreamin8423That too, but they all missed a brain.
@michaelinhouston9086
@michaelinhouston9086 19 дней назад
I did a lot of mediating and negotiating in my career and it was fascinating watching the bumbling ineptitude of the British negotiators - they were totally out of their league.
@ukulelelab4219
@ukulelelab4219 18 дней назад
brexit is a disaster
@ChuckY229
@ChuckY229 4 дня назад
Consocialist Tory BRINO is a disaster. Vote Reform UK to Get Brexit Done.
@ukulelelab4219
@ukulelelab4219 4 дня назад
people realise now brexit was a bag of lies sold by charlatan bojo. New referendum needed
@frankoneill5675
@frankoneill5675 19 дней назад
A truly remarkable account of how the English craftily and cunningly outwitted the EU in the trade negotiations, by getting the commssion on their side, and in the process sidelining Michel Barnier in order to get the deal done behind his back. The bit I can't understand is that ever since the deal was signed, the English, even those who negotiated the deal, have never stopped whining and complaining about what an awful deal it is, while the EU member states seem very happy with it.
@sambaliwingo
@sambaliwingo 18 дней назад
It's hilarious how they rewrite history isn't it? How we laughed at Davis, Raab and Frost, three complete English failures who achieved nothing for all their arrogant and entitled bluster :D.
@apb2081
@apb2081 16 дней назад
The EU clearly outsmarted the uk, the uk does not have the size
@charlesbruggmann7909
@charlesbruggmann7909 19 дней назад
In other words, Tessa May never had the guts to state the bleedin’ obvious: Brexit would be very expensive. The harder, the greater the damage. Boris, on the other hand, neither knew nor cared about fckking up the country as long as Carrie could choose the right wallpaper in No 10.
@topcat1358
@topcat1358 19 дней назад
Chic - Freedom always comes with a cost. SEVENTEEN million knew that and were prepared to pay the costs. Meanwhile remoaners can carry on crying and remoaning! Never mind, you might get a re-vote in 40-odd years! LOL🤣🤣🤣
@janentomenkafka
@janentomenkafka 19 дней назад
@@topcat1358 What freedom ? The legal European migrant workers have been replaced by Asian legal migrant workers. Illegal immigration remained and will remain a problem. And if you want to export stuff, you will still have to adapt your export quality to the standards of the buyer.
@bryangeake5826
@bryangeake5826 19 дней назад
Correxit! He began the UK's slide into an Argentina on the Channel!
@charlesbruggmann7909
@charlesbruggmann7909 19 дней назад
@@topcat1358 Even the thickest Brits are slowly realizing that Brexit means poverty today and beggary tomorrow. John Curtice predicted a rejoin referendum in 15 years. Not sure the EU will want you back.
@topcat1358
@topcat1358 18 дней назад
@@janentomenkafka - Stop crying and remoaning. REJOICE in your freedom from EU! If you're lucky, you might get another vote in 40 years! LOL
@ybkseraph
@ybkseraph 19 дней назад
U.K. had no plan - and first lesson of négociation is “have a plan”
@chrimbus71
@chrimbus71 19 дней назад
Spelling is rather important too
@clarecrawford9677
@clarecrawford9677 19 дней назад
Négociation is a perfectly acceptable spelling, just not to a Little Englander.
@evertlourens230
@evertlourens230 16 дней назад
I believe the problem was that the UK politicians negotiating Brexit did not actually understand the EU. Boris did not even know what the single market was all about and consequences of becoming a third country.
@michaelburggraf2822
@michaelburggraf2822 12 дней назад
That's actually one of the most mysterious things about Brexit: Brexiteers and the UK were most surprised and unprepared for that massive decision they had been debating since Cameron had won the preceding general election. It wasn't exactly something dropping out of a bright blue sky.
@GreenGoblinDK
@GreenGoblinDK 19 дней назад
I'm not from the UK (DK) and I was very sad seeing the UK leaving.
@stevenhoward3358
@stevenhoward3358 19 дней назад
Me too. I am from the UK
@TycjanChmiel
@TycjanChmiel 19 дней назад
Not half as sad as the Brits who either didn’t have a vote and have been badly impacted by it or who voted to remain and have been ridiculed and demeaned and sidelined and also badly impacted by it.
@user-ue2tv5rd9e
@user-ue2tv5rd9e 19 дней назад
Yes, it's a bloody shame all around.
@jcvastgoed1490
@jcvastgoed1490 19 дней назад
I’m not. And Denmark isn’t really in the EU. So fk off England and Denmark . No rejoin.
@sambaliwingo
@sambaliwingo 19 дней назад
I'm not from the UK and I'm awfully glad we have finally gotten rid of a cuntry that only ever joined to undermine us from within. ENgland should NEVER be allowed back in (different terms and conditions for decent places like Scotland, who don't look down upon others and who are able to cooperate-/
@gavinsmith9564
@gavinsmith9564 19 дней назад
Nobody with two brain cells to rub together thought that Brexit was a good idea.
@willieodea83
@willieodea83 19 дней назад
Well B.Lane still thinks it's a great idea..bless
@georgesdelatour
@georgesdelatour 19 дней назад
David Deutsch supported Brexit.
@toby9999
@toby9999 19 дней назад
That's ridiculous. There were pros and cons. The whole leave concept came out of the disadvantages of being in the EU. I live in a country not in the EU, and everything is fine. I wouldn't want it. The EU is the problem, whether in it or out of it.
@Peter-jo6yu
@Peter-jo6yu 19 дней назад
​@@toby9999 Nice try Ivan 😂
@Iazzaboyce
@Iazzaboyce 19 дней назад
Well, that makes it very simple for you clever people to get the UK back into the EU 😅🤣😂
@olivierbeltrami
@olivierbeltrami 19 дней назад
This guy clearly has an ax to grind with Barnier. I was going to buy the book, but listening to him made me realize this will not be the clear headed book i was hoping for.
@klausschumacher7126
@klausschumacher7126 3 дня назад
I wouldn't spend any money on this arrogant written book. Now after 8 years every body should know the past and don't need a book of someone who thinks that he brings something new.....
@warmachineuk
@warmachineuk 14 дней назад
Poor May, loyal to her party and believed in her country, kicked out by looters and conmen from her own party who'd cheerfully break up the union and the party to enrich themselves. The wonder is not that she lasted so long, it's that she didn't leave politics as a disheartened wreck.
@johndevoy5792
@johndevoy5792 19 дней назад
people in Ireland - north, south, east & west -from the ordinary folk to politicians across all parties, who...bear in mind, have had centuries of bitter experience dealing with the Tory mindset, at the heart of 'Brexit - they understood, from the outset, when Cameron called the referendum, how the ordinary English were having the wool pulled over them. Every single person on the island of Ireland knew full well that the real issue would be, ie the so-called invisible border. That the Brexiters didn't know - didn't care - or stupidly presumed Dublin would 'roll-over' ...says all one needs to know about the grasp the British (English) political establishment had, about both Ireland, and the geopolitical heft it has, AND basic understand of how the EU works. It beggars belief what was allowed to happen hat was proof if ever
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
_"the ordinary English were having the wool pulled over them. "_ Oh, BS. Come on, stop making excuses for them. These are the very same people who spent 40 years slagging off the EU and every other nationality in it-including yours. They knew they were too good to have to consort and compromise with the likes of you but no one would listen to them. Then Cameron self-servingly opened the gate and dared them to go, and to his shock, *_they did._* They didn't have the wool pulled over their eyes; they spent their whole lives bawling for that sweater!
@briansullivan5135
@briansullivan5135 19 дней назад
Shipman doesn’t seem to realise with his Barnier/Junckers etc. allusions he is describing a classic good cop/bad cop scenario. Barnier the bulldog & his seniors the ‘reasonable people”.
@albertsnijders7566
@albertsnijders7566 19 дней назад
Barnier the bulldog? He's an absolute gentleman and weathered diplomat.
@gigabit409
@gigabit409 19 дней назад
In twenty years time, nobody will admit to voting for Brexit.
@chrimbus71
@chrimbus71 19 дней назад
Haha, will you ever stop remoaning
@adam7802
@adam7802 19 дней назад
@@chrimbus71 No they won't. The vegans of politics.
@chrisgibson4140
@chrisgibson4140 19 дней назад
I will
@runtothehills8992
@runtothehills8992 19 дней назад
In 20 years time, I shall remain fortified and emboldened by the middle-class tears.
@chrisgibson4140
@chrisgibson4140 19 дней назад
@@runtothehills8992muppet 😂
@user-sn1ke7sq2t
@user-sn1ke7sq2t 19 дней назад
Well this is a hilariously absurd version.
@stevenhoward3358
@stevenhoward3358 19 дней назад
There comes a time when you realise you have backed the wrong horse in a two horse race. The courage comes in getting on the right horse as soon as possible. Unfortunately the tories, in true Thelma and Louise style, steadfastly continue flogging the dead horse as it plummets off the cliff edge.
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt 18 дней назад
UK economy doing fine, GDP is looking OK, better than Germany. There´s no economic reason to re-join, we have a FTA with the EU so trade continues, just we can ignore the politics in brussels.
@stevenhoward3358
@stevenhoward3358 18 дней назад
@@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt Germans have a far higher standard of living than we do, over the period since 2016 they have outperformed UK economy, it is only very recently their small recession is larger than ours. You might be doing OK post brexit but many aren't
@trickslies844
@trickslies844 17 дней назад
@@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt Exports are down and and import costs are up as a FTA does not cover non trade barrier. UK GDP projections are based on market developments not Brexit benefits. Though that growth is largely based on EU politics allowing market access which we legally have no right to. The UK can, should and needs to do better to undo a decade of economic miss management.
@tonyb9735
@tonyb9735 19 дней назад
This was not the will of the people, it was the will of a few billionaire media owners and several charismatic but deceitful politicians, all of whom were looking out only for themselves and had no qualms about sacrificing everybody else in pursuit of their selfish ambitions.
@chattyrat3354
@chattyrat3354 19 дней назад
The question was either Remain or Leave. There was no plan for leaving, including the consequences (e.g. trade barriers) put to the electorate. In that context, the UK electorate gave HMG a blank cheque.
@topcat1358
@topcat1358 19 дней назад
tony - SEVENTEEN MILLION voted for Brexit. The biggest vote EVER in the UK for anything! I love the fact that remoaners are still crying!
@californiadreamin8423
@californiadreamin8423 19 дней назад
@@chattyrat3354. The 2016 National Opinion Poll was NON BINDING on the government. This was all about the Tories , the Tory media , the Tory backers. They have ruined the country.
@MrOliver1444
@MrOliver1444 19 дней назад
Good said.
@californiadreamin8423
@californiadreamin8423 19 дней назад
@@chattyrat3354 The 2016 National Opinion Poll was NON BINDING. it was a typical Tory con trick
@chelloandra
@chelloandra 19 дней назад
Brexit by now the big political elephant
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
Yeah, and every British politician, even Starmer, still saying, "Yes, there are all these giant turds filling the room, but the elephant certainly has nothing to do with them! Let's make the elephant work for us!" What a farce.
@davidspencer5380
@davidspencer5380 19 дней назад
Every single one of these tories is true to their name - thieves and grifters!
@stevenhoward3358
@stevenhoward3358 19 дней назад
Times Radio will be in official mourning for the next three days due the passing of their beloved tory party. Flowers and donations please to the Green Party.
@ChuckY229
@ChuckY229 4 дня назад
Green Party = The Party of Islam.
@PanglossDr
@PanglossDr 11 дней назад
The truth is that there were no negotiations worth talking about. The EU decided what it wanted and ultimately the UK had to go along with everything.
@rinkadink66
@rinkadink66 19 дней назад
the UK is out of the EU for the foreseeable future.. that is the reality we live in.. good or bad..
@adampeckham8541
@adampeckham8541 19 дней назад
Bad ....
@Maria-rm6in
@Maria-rm6in 18 дней назад
Hola from Spain i hope that UK in back as soon as possible, The Brithish people deserve better.
@fcassmann
@fcassmann 15 дней назад
​@@Maria-rm6in No! Out means out. 🇪🇺🇳🇱
@philiphowell1505
@philiphowell1505 19 дней назад
It became perfectly clear to me on the evening that the referendum vote result was announced that I needed to escape and avoid the final demise of a voted for wreck. All underscored by a vote for the present pantomime. Hilarious.......from a safe distance.
@maxharbig1167
@maxharbig1167 18 дней назад
This is merely the domestic scene. If anyone wants to know how the EU/UK negotiations progressed they should read the book by Stefaan De Rynck, Barnier's special advisor during the negotiations, the title of which "Inside the Deal (How the EU Got Brexit Done)" is as explicit as its contents.
@Julian-zj2qy
@Julian-zj2qy 19 дней назад
The pound would rather the UK was in the EU.
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt 18 дней назад
The pound currently stronger than the Euro. The EU is now borrowing lots of loans to support the EU economy and currency.
@Julian-zj2qy
@Julian-zj2qy 18 дней назад
@@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt Yes you are right, it is stronger but before brexit the pound was much stronger than the euro. It was over 1.30 as I remember. It has been weaker ever since and is now at 1.16. That is what I meant by my comment.
@japfourme381
@japfourme381 19 дней назад
Boris bricked it, that’s what happened!!
@epincion
@epincion 19 дней назад
Nope the whole foundation of Brexit was a tissue of lies. No less than the arch-Brexiter ( and a real trade expert)Dr Richard North who founded The Leave Alliance one of the groups who came to form the Leave campaign left and in his daily blog (Turbulent Times) was very clear that Brexit would fail since ‘you cannot legislate lies’. He was in favour of a Norway style soft Brexit.
@timoakley277
@timoakley277 15 дней назад
Fundamentally none of the leavers had any sort of plan or any ideas for what to do next.
@warmachineuk
@warmachineuk 14 дней назад
Oh, they did! It's just that the Tory MPs would never let them be party leader, so they resorted to, and still resort to, threats of no confidence. They want hard Brexit and huge deregulation. May was a Remainer pushing soft Brexit, so her withdrawal agreement had to be blocked and her kicked out. Johnson seemed like a compliant conman and gave a fairly hard Brexit but frustratingly stalled the rest of the agenda. Truss had the right ideology but managed to destroy herself. Sunak humiliated them with the Windsor Framework but they can't find a potential leader to replace him.
@neilrobson3064
@neilrobson3064 19 дней назад
Little Shipman - the tame client journalist……
@leviathon2
@leviathon2 19 дней назад
Are you a school child?
@apb2081
@apb2081 16 дней назад
The EU clearly outsmarted the uk, the uk does not have the size
@frankoneill5675
@frankoneill5675 16 дней назад
It had nothing to do with size. Brigid Laffan and Stefan Telle's book 'The EU's Response to Brexit: United and Effective', explains the remarkably detailed level of planning the EU did for the Brexit talks, and throughout them. The UK team turned up for their first meeting without a sheet of paper between them
@tominessex1252
@tominessex1252 11 дней назад
it's not very hard to outsmart an idiot or a clown with blond hair
@willtricks9432
@willtricks9432 4 дня назад
Giving the complex and difficult process of leaving the EU a lazy and childish title like "Brexit" turned the issue into a biscuit. ' One bite and it's gone', this made it easy for the populace to consume and instantly forget what the word actually meant. That it was a first past the post and not a two thirds majority vote made it an unrepresentative outcome.
@Dogboy2004
@Dogboy2004 19 дней назад
The problem is this- it doesn't matter what the people want. If the establishment doesn't want it, then it will never work ,
@neilrobson3064
@neilrobson3064 19 дней назад
The people who wanted it couldn’t deliver it, and the people who could deliver it didn’t want to…..
@charlesbruggmann7909
@charlesbruggmann7909 19 дней назад
Boris promised that you could have your cake and eat it - are you surprised that everything went pear-shaped?
@notme444
@notme444 19 дней назад
Of course, it's the fault of "the establishment", or should that be "the elite", words that well describe a typical Tory politician, including (or maybe especially) the members of the ridiculously misnamed European Research Group. Strangely though, "the people" voted for them.
@AlexGys9
@AlexGys9 19 дней назад
Jup, the people wanted unicorns and blame the establishment for not delivering the unicorns they were promised.
@renbe0
@renbe0 19 дней назад
Shipman - Boris Johnson's sheep man 🙄
@carnivaltym
@carnivaltym 12 дней назад
Cant wait for the novel!
@lazslostpierre9951
@lazslostpierre9951 17 дней назад
Brexit done? You've been done.
@beachboy0505
@beachboy0505 19 дней назад
Excellent video
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
Sigh, yet another Brit who's sure it was all about some talking heads and their failure to communicate, and that it had nothing to do with the rules that define the European Union, what it does and how it does it... that its constitutional documents were just scribbled out and stuck on a shelf for show, how quaint!-and only dusted off to "punish" Britain for leaving. How tiresome. If I live another thirty years, I don't expect to see the UK in the EU. Not with that attitude.
@kg8489
@kg8489 18 дней назад
Good, we don't want to go back in lol. Your political project is over. Accept it.
@InakiCampo
@InakiCampo 6 дней назад
Boris and JRM both voted for May's last deal. Defeated by Labour as well from the EU hating Corbyn. Bojo got Brext done by lying through his teeth. Chaos!
@daveroberts1
@daveroberts1 15 дней назад
Asking anybody for an opinion on something they know almost nothing about is not such a good idea, is it? Asking the British populace about something few knew anything about is an equally bad idea.
@au3264
@au3264 19 дней назад
Do you think Arne Slot will be liverpool's next coach? If he thinks so, he'd better prepare for coaching Kigali FC.
@alunevans2377
@alunevans2377 19 дней назад
Both parties during the referendum told porkies. The remain went with project fear instead of selling the benefits of membership. On a personal level, EU membership was not top of my priority list but voted remain as i knew it would be disruptive. We were not in the eurozone or Schengen area. When the result came in I accepted it as a democrat. What did a lot of damage was the politicians who said that they would implement the result but then backtracked as soon as the result went against them.
@adampeckham8541
@adampeckham8541 19 дней назад
I think the main damage has come from raising trade barriers with your largest trade partners. To quote a former aussie PM "In an age of rising protectionism the UK has decided to leave the world's largest free trade area with whom you do around 50% of your trade, so it's a challenging time for you"
@epincion
@epincion 18 дней назад
Project fear wax in fact telling the truth as the UK is discovering having left the EU in the hardest of Brexits and gratuitously burning all bridges of trust
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
_"The remain went with project fear instead of selling the benefits of membership."_ That's because none of you care about them. You still talk about the EU like it's just this big cookie jar you would have been wise to keep your hand in. Practically none of you care about a common European identity, a common European space, a common European history, a common European future or destiny. You hate that stuff. So did most of the Reform advocates. So why would it occur to them to pitch you something they thought was garbage and were sure you did too?
@trickslies844
@trickslies844 17 дней назад
Why do people like you still believe any one will believe your obvious lies? All "Project fear" ever mean was a lack of EU benefits. Thats it. What did the Damage was the lack of these benefits. The delays and theatrics around it where just about the UK coming to terms with this damage.
@alunevans2377
@alunevans2377 17 дней назад
@trickslies844 I didn't say anything about lies. Both sides told porkies and I stand by it. I fir one did not buy this money for NHS stuff, neither did I believe the sky would fall in if the vote was for out.
@johnnevada46
@johnnevada46 19 дней назад
Hundreds of politicians and negotiators tell us how they achieved something of which they are all ashamed.
@amenhotepv2844
@amenhotepv2844 19 дней назад
The longest list of this world is the list of Brexit benefits.
@AChapstickOrange
@AChapstickOrange 18 дней назад
Taking back control of blue fish passports, yeah, we know, right.
@AmerBoyo
@AmerBoyo 4 дня назад
David Cameron was a fall guy, plain and simple. Absolutely no surprise he’s back in cabinet. It’s all a total disgrace.
@pault1289
@pault1289 15 дней назад
Good to hear Tim being honest about his own mistakes here. Excellent insider's story, shame it was so important for us as a country and that we elected clowns to do the job.
@bigernie9433
@bigernie9433 19 дней назад
"Brexaster works best when not implemented" (courtesy of Prof. Chris Grey)
@pelpelpel1
@pelpelpel1 19 дней назад
Rees Mogg got the two best salesmen
@georgesdelatour
@georgesdelatour 19 дней назад
When Boris replaced Theresa May, why did Olle Robbins go to work for ex-EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso at Goldman Sachs? Was Barroso rewarding him for a job well done?
@epincion
@epincion 19 дней назад
Nope
@Georgefox-qh5ul
@Georgefox-qh5ul 6 дней назад
brexit is the best thing we done since the d day landings !!
@MrIvarlira
@MrIvarlira 19 дней назад
Why this voice?
@sirgawain4399
@sirgawain4399 18 дней назад
What a load of absolute sky.
@airingcupboard
@airingcupboard 19 дней назад
Good interview.
@DarrenJamiesonJamieson
@DarrenJamiesonJamieson 19 дней назад
So you are no longer allowed to use The Euro in this country as we have our own government and everything more than ever? Hands up if you think that they know how ro be honest? I heard that they brought many laws out stating that The Euro is no longer valid here (of course they did).
@user-mc2sf2kt8q
@user-mc2sf2kt8q 19 дней назад
The total losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the beginning of 2024 have exceeded 111 thousand people, 21 thousand units of weapons and military equipment. The losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the beginning of the special operation amounted to more than 500 thousand people.
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt
@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt 18 дней назад
did you forget to take your happy bills.
@GorgeDawes
@GorgeDawes 18 дней назад
What’s that got to do with Brexit?
@sirrodneyffing1
@sirrodneyffing1 19 дней назад
Betrayal of the British peoples democratic will is what happened.
@ybkseraph
@ybkseraph 19 дней назад
U.K. is out of EU with control of its borders - or is it not ?
@chrimbus71
@chrimbus71 19 дней назад
​@@ybkseraphno, we bend to the ecj still
@moffattF
@moffattF 19 дней назад
You cannot betray half-baked slogans based on lies.
@chrimbus71
@chrimbus71 19 дней назад
@@moffattF lies, like housing prices will drop 40pc, 10pc unemployment overnight,food shortages, the city will move to Frankfurt. What else did Cameron, Campbell, the BBc etc tell us would happen!! 😂😂😂
@Tas17.4
@Tas17.4 19 дней назад
​@@ybkseraphyou always had control ya Muppet
@rakofraneta2490
@rakofraneta2490 19 дней назад
General seems to be russian sympathiser
@nickgood8166
@nickgood8166 18 дней назад
Me thinks this Tim Shipman geezer is a remainer.
@jackstrop7520
@jackstrop7520 17 дней назад
What happened! One side WON then was stabbed in the back, END!
@dogglebird4430
@dogglebird4430 18 дней назад
I realised we needed to get out of the EU in 2008, but I was doubtful we would ever be given a referendum. I was living and working in Europe when Cameron came to power and throughout the referendum campaign, so I was largely unaware of much of the campaigning back in the UK. I had already decided anyway and was uninfluenced by either side. When June 2016 arrived, I voted to leave. I was surprised and delighted when the result came in. The smartest decision we ever made.
@GorgeDawes
@GorgeDawes 18 дней назад
Yeah, working out brilliantly, isn’t it? 🙄
@dogglebird4430
@dogglebird4430 18 дней назад
@@GorgeDawes Brexit itself is mostly fine. Unfortunately, it was poorly implemented and we have a useless government, most of whom never wanted to leave the EU. It was the right decision, though.
@sambaliwingo
@sambaliwingo 18 дней назад
"I was living and working in Europe"says the dumb EU hating Englander who doesn't realise England is in Europe too.
@sambaliwingo
@sambaliwingo 18 дней назад
@@dogglebird4430 "Unfortunately, it was poorly implemented" lol. Brexit means leaving the EU. You left the EU. How was it "poorly implemented" laughable "man"?
@dogglebird4430
@dogglebird4430 18 дней назад
@@sambaliwingo We ended up with a poorly drafted Withdrawal Agreement that botched the Northern Ireland arrangements, gave away fishing rights, left in place thousand of EU laws and failed to eliminate bureaucracy. Theresa May in particular tried to align the UK with Brussels as much as possible and Sunak not only failed to reduce Corporation Tax - he actually increased it, thus deterring business investment. Man.
@Richard1A2B
@Richard1A2B 12 дней назад
Tosh like this is why I ended my subscription with the Times.
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