Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped
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albion
Veteran
Its folic acid and B vitamins, plus iron for tiredness. D is the most essential nutrient.
It reduces lung problem risk dramatically and is certainly a near essential diet addition for anyone over 50.
K2, who knows. It is in some of my D supply, but science on it is far from definite, unlike D.
Allergies, and breathing quality in sleep also seems to a factor in tiredness.
theclaud
Reading around the chip
Xipe Totec
Something nasty in the woodshed
Kill it with fire.
I honestly fail to understand how humanity ever discovered broccoli was actually edible. (Spoiler: it's not).
bobzmyunkle
Well-Known Member
Calabrese? Am I confused or just pedantic? Calabrese sounds much more exotic.
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mudsticks
Squire
Calabrese or summer broccoli.
It's either been grown in abroadland, or under protection here, as it is susceptible to frost.
Proper seasonal purple sprouting broccoli (PSB) is this stuff.
albion
Veteran
https://www.theguardian.com/environ...high-carbon-beef-low-welfare-pork-trade-deals
Scraping the bottom of the barrel is becoming the norm.
Scraping the bottom of the barrel is becoming the norm.
cookiemonster
Veteran
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So, the UK's about to join the CPTPP, made up of countries easily 10+ hours flying time from the UK, and this will improve UK trade by an enormous 0.08% over 10 years.
If only there was a trading block closer to home that we could join?
No-one is taking the UK seriously about this in this part of the world.
If only there was a trading block closer to home that we could join?
No-one is taking the UK seriously about this in this part of the world.
newfhouse
pleb
So, the UK's about to join the CPTPP, made up of countries easily 10+ hours flying time from the UK, and this will improve UK trade by an enormous 0.08% over 10 years.
If only there was a trading block closer to home that we could join?
No-one is taking the UK seriously about this in this part of the world.
deptfordmarmoset
Über Member
CPTPP is simply the government's latest way to P on us.
Beebo
Veteran
We are winning again.
Coaches at Dover face 14 hour delays.
We have friends whose son is stuck coming back from France on a school trip.
My memory of school trips was that the coach sailed through boarder. No checks needed.
Simon Calder, travel correspondent at the Independent, said processing times since leaving the EU had increased sharply "and that would seem to explain the delays".
He said that having an EU border at Dover meant things were "gumming up", and that each individual passport must now be inspected and stamped.
This means that coach loads of passengers must disembark to have their passports checked, adding to delays.
Coaches at Dover face 14 hour delays.
We have friends whose son is stuck coming back from France on a school trip.
My memory of school trips was that the coach sailed through boarder. No checks needed.
Simon Calder, travel correspondent at the Independent, said processing times since leaving the EU had increased sharply "and that would seem to explain the delays".
He said that having an EU border at Dover meant things were "gumming up", and that each individual passport must now be inspected and stamped.
This means that coach loads of passengers must disembark to have their passports checked, adding to delays.
C R
Über Member
Whoda thunk it.
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mudsticks
Squire
Serves em right tho dunnit ??
Why do they even bother going to Abroadland when they could just stop here and enjoy all the nice and proper British things right on their doorstep.??
Cor lummy, and they must be fancy metropolitan elites, or summit to be able to afford all that forrin travel malarkey..
newfhouse
pleb
In the future all school trips will be to the Pacific Rim. Sorted.
