35 Burst results for "British Government"
AP News Radio
Court rules against Prince Harry's offer to personally pay for police protection in UK
"A court has ruled against prince Harry's offer to personally pay for police protection in the UK. I'm Lisa dwyer. A London judge has ruled against prince Harry and his efforts to pay for police protection when he visits Britain. The ruling rejected the Duke of Sussex's assertion that the British government exceeded its authority when it denied his request to hire police. The British government stopped providing security after Harry and his wife Meghan quit their royal duties and moved to California in 2020. Harry says he does not feel safe visiting with his young children and has cited aggressive paparazzi. He is separately challenging the decision to deny him government paid security. I'm Lisa dwyer
AP News Radio
Prince Harry’s effort to pay for British police protection fails in court
"A London judge has ruled against prince Harry in his efforts to pay for police protection when he visits Britain. The ruling rejects the Duke of Sussex's assertion that the British government exceeded its authority. When it denied his request to hire police, the government had stopped providing security after Harry and his wife, Meghan, quit their royal duties and moved to California in 2020. Harry says he doesn't feel safe visiting with his young children and has cited aggressive paparazzi, the lawsuit is the only one of the 5 active legal cases he has in London courts that is not against British tabloid publishers over allegations of libel or phone hacking. Charles De Ledesma, London
AP News Radio
Prince Harry seeks to challenge denial of request to pay for own UK police protection
"A lawyer for prince Harry says he should be allowed to challenge a government decision. That's denied him the right to pay for police protection when he visits the UK. The hearing in the security case centers around Harry's claim that he doesn't feel safe bringing his young children Archie and lilibet from the U.S. to visit his home country without a police security detail, a spokesperson for the prince has said his U.S. security team doesn't have jurisdiction abroad or access to the intelligence in the UK, the British government had stopped providing security for Harry after he and his wife Meghan quit their royal duties and moved to California in 2020, the case is one of 6 Harris got pending in court, the center around two issues whose security and claims the British tabloids hacked his phone. Charles De Ledesma, London.
AP News Radio
Nurses' strike in England to be cut short after court ruling
"Britain's high court has ruled that part of the strike planned for next week by thousands of nurses is illegal. The court decision hands the British government a small victory in its bitter dispute with public sector unions. The court said a 6 month strike mandates given to the Royal College of nursing by a member's boat, expires 28 hours after the upcoming strike begins. That means the union will not be able to walk out for a full 48 hours as plans for the first time the walkouts will include nurses working in intensive care, emergency rooms, and cancel wards,
Mark Levin
The Telegraph: China Is Preparing for War With the West
"Matthew Henderson again At the telegraph it's busily pursuing asymmetric warfare with the United States and the rest of the free world While building up arsenals of everything from drone swarms and lasers to nuclear warheads and hypersonic missiles capable of winning or forestalling full on nuclear hostilities The only reason one would acquire these weapons is the expectation of future confrontation with the west It plainly shows who they perceive the real enemy to be Us You and me And I don't know how many more times I can say this This is exactly the reason why Biden needs to be thrown out So called peacetime and peaceful coexistence are not in the communist dictionary Some commentators might argue that nuclear proliferation can not be solved without China But the CCP's bid for world domination and place of the declining west Is backed by massive nuclear proliferation Can Britain alone alter this by continuing to engage remember this is a British newspaper But it applies to the United States It's equivalent The same disconnection from reality informs the notion That sobbing global warming requires cooperation with Beijing It is heavily dependent on coal whose idea of cleaner energy involves geostrategic quantities of imported oil and gas from Russian Iran Regime in power the chances of a serious reduction in China's emissions seem slim The British government and I'll say the American government is also keen to emphasize the importance of working with China to prevent future pandemics
The Trish Regan Show
Nigel Gardiner Weighs in on Biden's Removal of Churchill Bust
"Joining me right now for more on Biden's overseas trip and importantly on this old coronation event and how this thing is going down because the scuttle is Meghan Markle's not going to go. I'm sure the royals are gravely disappointed over that one. Anyway, joining me right now, Niall Gardner. So Obama took down the Churchill bust. I remember that. That was like a big international incident. And then that's something that Trump put back, and then this is getting kind of repetitive. It's like revolving door, with Churchill there. And then Biden comes into office he takes it down again. What kind of effect does that have on the British people and the British government? Well, I think it sends a very insulting message to the British people after all Churchill is a greatly loved figure in the UK is also very much loved in the United States as well. So it sounds completely the wrong signal, a very negative message. And that was day one of the Biden presidency. So an incredibly bad move by Biden sneering arrogant and hugely dismissive, of course, towards America's closest friend and ally. Understandable. So we're now in a situation where Joe Biden has made it clear. He doesn't really value the UK, his historic ally, over say France, or Germany, it kind of reminds me of what's going on with Saudi Arabia. Is that a fair comparison in any way? I think that Biden's treatment of Israel has been also very dismissive actually. And Israel and the UK are incredibly important allies for the United States and Biden has treated both with real contempt just as Obama did before him. And I would say that Biden is alienating America's closest friends and allies on the international stage. It's an extremely destructive path forward.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Why Did Adam Nicolson Write His New Book "God's Secretaries"?
"Of all, I always like to ask authors, why did you write this? Well, I came to a very odd route, a couple of years ago, in fact, in 1999, I was writing a book for the British government about a disastrous project they had called the millennium dome. I don't know if word of the millennium dome reached you over there. What didn't reach me personally, I can't speak for all my listeners. It was a huge, vastly expensive costing 1 billion pounds. One and a half $1 billion. Project to make us kind of grand celebration of the British national spirit. All the threads of British life were meant to be unified in this great circus tent in Greenwich in East London. And I was employed by the government to, well, not to beat about the voice to propagandize for it to rise in account of it as the most marvelous thing that ever happened. It was in the end, a complete disaster full of terrible bitter arguments and kind of a popular failure terribly criticized in the press and the generally a disaster. When I was doing it, a friend of mine said, of course, the thing you should be writing about is the King James Bible. Because the King James Bible in the early 17th century was also a great central government project aim aiming to unify all the different threads in the nation at the time. Bringing together vast numbers of very diverse people. And out of that, out of those same circumstances, which have made this modern disaster, the most beautiful book ever written in the English language emerged. And how did that happen? And I think that that is the question at the heart of my book.
Mark Levin
Top Health Official Asked When to 'Deploy the New Variant'
"The blaze media Chris enlow top health official asked when to deploy the new variant to force compliance with pandemic restrictions Leaked messages show this is no joke Explosive text message is published on Sunday Show a top British official Colluded to quote frighten the pants off everyone unquote about COVID variants to force compliance with pandemic restrictions I bet you haven't heard this today either And the so called news operations Less than a week before the British government would drew plans to relax restrictions for Christmas 2020 Matt Hancock who at the time served as the British health secretary estimate when they should quote deploy the new variant On December 1320 20 Hancock and aide Damon Poole were discussing the possibility of London mayor Sadiq Khan opposing a lockdown for London and how to encourage compliance with restrictions Rather than doing too much forage signaling which can roll pitch with the new strain pulled Hancock Hancock responded we frightened the pants off everyone with the new strain Yep That's what will get proper behavior change And shockingly the health minister then asked when do we deploy the new variant Pull responded that he'd been thinking about this and advised Hancock they needed to be more cautious Suggesting they keep schools off paperwork agenda perhaps referring to not applying new restrictions to schools This is on text messages The day after those messages were exchanged Hancock announced new lockdown measures justified by you guessed it a new alleged variant of COVID-19 So what's going on here There was no new variant There was no new variant And at this senior official on the British government and announced massive lockdown measures to justify a new variant
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"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
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"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"Bullshit number three, if you buy this shit card, then I promise I'll say you own that money. That monkey jpeg. Real fuck banks. With laser eyes. This next one, again, Nico's Nico's memes or BTC therapist memes. We have Bitcoin or the Bitcoin price pushing a rock up a hill and it goes up. It's going up forever and we got the Bitcoin price, a $100, Bitcoin price at 20 K, Bitcoin price at 69 K and then we got the dip at 25 K and yet it is still going up forever. And like over here, just wait, man. Just wait, just wait. Just HODL, to that feeling, hit it again, Niko. Hit it again. Don't stop believing. I got it. Don't stop believing. All right, this next one I got rushed in on the Twitter timeline like I get roasted in the YouTube chat. This one is by Monica monocle mustache, molecule must I don't know. Sorry bro I can't read. Anyways, he goes, here's a meme for your show simply Bitcoin. Hope it doesn't offend opti. No, this is part of the business. This is part of the job getting roasted. It is what it is. And we got my face on top of the most interesting man in the world holding a Bitcoin and he goes, I'm not always optimistic on all assets, but I'm always optimistic on Bitcoin. Stack sats, my Friends, leads. Yes, we stay optimistic on Bitcoin. Okay, so drop your meme review score chat. Wait, meme review score in the chat and we will review it live in the meme review. No, wait. Wait, you put the music on for hours scores or their scores. All of it.
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"But bubba, what do you have coming down the pipeline? Can you do a little sneak peeks? What some teasers? Where are you moving to next? Oh man. It's been such a great journey so far. I have a couple more European places that I'm going to you might be touching on Israel. It should be a really interesting conversation. It might be a little controversial. I'm going back to many places in Africa that I really want to touch on. So this might be a pretty African centric year, but we're going to have some surprises along there too. So stay tuned and when I start doing some shorts as well, just to make sure that you can get the really cool content out of it. But in general, it's a passion project man. So if people want me to go somewhere, message me. Just tell me what you want me to go. I'll find somebody from that country and we'll dig into the culture together. Let's go. Love to hear. And then I also have a bubble. Tell us what you told us in the beginning. What are you doing back home right now? What's your efforts doing right now? Trying to start a community here in Jamaica. It's been long enough. I've been doing all my research. I have a damn near PhD in Bitcoin. So now it's time to start spread the love, get a community going here, get a meetup started here. And you know, maybe get some people giving back from our community too. I mean, it's going to help us all in the end. So I want to do my share from my own home country. I love it, bro I've honestly, I've had kind of the same thoughts. I do so much on the Internet. Maybe I should bring it back a little bit into my friends and family a little more and start orange filling them a little harder. Yeah, man, guys, don't stop right now. Stop the video, press pause and go check out and subscribe to Bobo's YouTube channel. Just launched, just relaunched, check it out. One love Bitcoin you search it. It will pop up. And again, it's a good take. I love my personal favorite and I'm extremely biased with this and I acknowledge it because culturally originally my family and I are from Venezuela. So the crypto start of video or an episode that you did really, really hit close to heart. And very, very unique show, love the vibe, love the reggae incorporated in there as well. Guys, stop right now. Subscribe to Bobo's YouTube channel. Anyways, everybody, let's get to the meme review. Lots of memes to go over. The daily meme review
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"And what governments are trying to use as they're trying to use their monopoly on violence, they're trying to use coercion to force people to use a money they decide, which is absolutely crazy. It's bonkers to me that this is the world we live in, but I mean, this is what the peaceful revolution is about. How are you feeling Bobo in terms of the global awareness? And if people are really awakened to this alternative because from my experience as content creators, that's one of the things that does keep me up at night a little bit where just some people they continue specifically in the United States, right? It's like, oh yeah, she's great. But people are really asleep to the actual the actual the actual shift in society that's happening, right? That people could, for the first time in history, using non state money that is deflationary in nature and by because it's deflationary nature, all of a sudden, if people adopt a Bitcoin standard, their ability to plan for the future, or look into the future, is there that you can't do that under a Fiat standard, right? You're constantly having to work harder and harder and harder for less and less and less money. So where do you think, how are you feeling about that specifically? Yeah. That's a hard question, right? But I'll take it back to kind of where I started, which is that the world is, we're so early. Opti said we're super early. We are really early from a global standpoint from the way people are thinking about this. We are still in the Internet TCP IP, but it understand what an IP address is to use the Internet phase. I don't even feel like we're in the AOL phase yet. I feel like when people think about Bitcoin right now, they're still thinking about something that they are regular person can't understand without either dedicating some time to it or dedicating some kind of learning or dedicating some of their resources to it.
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"Of digitalization so far is that new products and services enabled by new technologies can be adopted very rapidly at scale. I mean, what about Bitcoin? What's going on? I don't see how a Central Bank digital currency solves the problem as to why people are choosing to opt out in the first place, which is inflation. That's the, that's the value proposition. That is the alternative that Bitcoin provides. They don't talk about that. They don't even acknowledge it. They try to ignore it. They're not playing by the same rules. They're making the adoption of Bitcoin difficult. It's very obvious. And then this goes back to a question that I was asking Natalie smolensky yesterday on simply Bitcoin IRL, which is it looks like Bitcoin is exposing incentives like it always does. This time is no different. And I think it's highlighting that governments are not really by the people for the people. Governments are by the government for the government. And I think Bitcoin is just exposing that. And I think this whole facade of, oh, it's for your safety. Oh, it's for, you know, stopping money laundering, but at the same time trying to introduce a Central Bank digital currency, which will give these governments complete totalitarian control over society like us and what's happening in China with the social credit system, they're just pushing that right forward. They're not acknowledging that money can exist without inflation. They're not acknowledging the downsides of Central Bank digital currencies. In fact, they're choosing to ignore them. And I think that is the biggest tell. Boba, what are your thoughts on all this? This is pretty close to home for me because you don't even have to look as far as China to see how it's affecting and what it's doing. The first western nation state to have CBDCs as a national currency is Jamaica. We have it today, fully piloted and working right now, but you'd think that CBDCs is a response to something like Bitcoin that is inflation resistant and free. The CBDC is not even built on a blockchain. In Jamaica, the CBDC is built on a relational database that you can use in any other product. And it's also controlled by the back of Jamaica. It has a single point of failure. So all they've done is digitized the same dollar with the same inflation rate and now they have control over how you spend the money because they can cut off a digital dollar at any point in time. The good news of this, which I like to talk about at the grassroots grassroots part of this is that it's been less than 2% adoption after a year and a half of aggressive marketing towards the Jamaican people. So I think there's still a chance that people realize the CBDC is just a to your point Niko a response to what Bitcoin is showing people and people are still going to in the long term. They're going to pick freedom over just another form of slavery. A 100%. And that's exactly what it is. It's literally another form of slavery. And just because just because they choose to try to sweep under the rug, all the potential cons, the Central Bank digital currencies, it doesn't mean that people aren't going to notice. And the example that I always give is what's happening in Nigeria. The Nigerian government and I think that they definitely had pressure from the United Nations and the World Economic Forum and all that stuff. They released a Central Bank digital currency, but it's having very, very little adoption in the country.
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"They don't want you to hold your own money and take self custody of your own money. The fact that, you know, whether it's in Britain, an organization is saying, look, this is how much Bitcoin you can buy per day in the European Union. It's like, oh, the lawmakers are allowing people to take self custody. You know, how good of them, you know, how noble of them, how thoughtful of them, it's just such a ludicrous conversation. The conversation should be the other way around, is like, why are people why are there powerful bureaucrats that have the power to get to pick and choose what money you're entitled to use and what money you're not entitled to use and whether you have the ability to take self custody of that money. Anyways, privacy enhancing crypto assets and anonymizing instruments, including privacy wallets or crypto mixers, may be prohibited under the current text of the anti money laundering regulation draft bill, according to documents seen by the block. When it comes to rules on transaction limits, the latest version of the European Parliament's review of the and the anti money laundering Bill resulted in changing up the language to self hosted addresses from self hosted wallets. With this change, policymakers aim to clarify their objective of preventing non custodial wallets from existing without being linked to an identified account on a crypto service provided like an exchange. The previous wording could have implemented implied that crypto service providers in the U would have been prohibited from providing non custodial services altogether. I don't know about you guys, but I've never heard that term self hosted address in the Bitcoin white paper. Never heard it, don't know what it is. There's an address, you have the private keys for it, or you don't have the private keys for it. But the reason they have to frame it this way is it's very difficult for governments to control the money flows of millions upon millions of individuals taking self custody of their Bitcoin, which is why we say on the show, if enough people take self custody, we will win the peaceful revolution. There's absolutely nothing they could do about it. So they put pressure on intermediaries. So they need those intermediaries to exist. Anyways, self hosted wallets will be subject to a transaction limit of a €1000 if the owner can not be identified. This align with the TFR requiring originator and beneficiary data on crypto transactions of the same cap. So again, who are they going to put pressure on open-source hardware software developers to implement that limit? What's going on there? And it's a very, very slippery slope. Now, getting back to the UK, Bank of England, right? So you're thinking about all these things, right? You're like, okay, why are they doing this? Here's an article by the Financial Times. The surprising effectiveness of crypto regulation. It goes on to say, that the privilege of legitimacy interfering a regulation must be conditioned on an adequate answer to the existential question of crypto. What is the purpose? I don't know. What is the purpose?
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"Dollars, realized monetary inflation, 1.76%, and the market capitalization of Bitcoin, 448 billion U.S. dollars in the grand scheme of things. Bitcoin is still a baby. Anyways, I want to play you a clip of an executive from block. Jack Dorsey's company. And she is on CNN. And they were asking about the revenue of the last year, what she had to say about it. And she also did something quite funny, which I think is a metaphor in all this. Anyways, let's check it out. Bitcoin, you have, I think, about one point 8 $3 billion as of Q four. In terms of revenue down 7%, you also have Bitcoin on your balance sheet. How much is there right now? Over a $130 million of Bitcoin on our balance sheet as of the end of the year with a fair market value being above that. Look, ultimately for us, this is a long-term potentially transformational initiative to build utility into the Bitcoin ecosystem. We believe the Internet needs a currency. That will help bring down inefficient costs in the system that exist right now, particularly for underserved consumers around the world and in emerging markets. So our focus here is on the ways in which we can help build resilience utility into the Bitcoin ecosystem. But we're doing that in a disciplined way. Dude, dude, dude. I mean, is this the normalization of these laughing? Is this the normalization of Bitcoin? I mean, Bobo, you've been here for a little bit. And so if we, I don't think we could have ever imagined this type of conversation on the legacy corporate media like that. So what's your take on that? I agree. I mean, there's been many points in time where we've seen that a paradigm shift in the way people think about it and what we expect. It happened first when large corporations like micro strategy started buying. It happened again when entire nations like El Salvador started to pay attention and making it legislation. And now we're seeing it in places like the mainstream media where people are actually giving out recommendations for the long-term strategies for Bitcoin and not just doing it themselves. So I really feel these part I'm ships are going to continue. And it's going to become more normalized man.
Simply Bitcoin
"british government" Discussed on Simply Bitcoin
"Co breaking news culture medical warfare. We will be your guide through the separation of money and state and make no mistake. That's exactly what's happening, but it is a peaceful revolution after all. Anyways, interesting news coming out of England, of course, we connect the dots for you guys, but it looks like bank of England's in conjunction with the British government is trying to stop the adoption of Bitcoin in the UK in England. We have all the receipts for you guys as always, we'll try to paint the picture. And of course, we have an amazing guest personal friend of mine and host of one love Bitcoin. He's launching his own YouTube channel. We brought him on the show today to talk about just that. I want to bring Bobo dredd up how are you doing, bro? Yo, how you doing guys? Good to see you. Happy to have you on the show, man. Love our conversations every time we chat. And of course, my legendary co host always optimistic, my living truth, also known as optimus fields, how you doing, buddy. Well, I am doing good. We're hanging with one of the coolest bitcoiners that I know. So this is going to be a great show. And then also Nico. We're streaming right now to noster as well as Twitter spaces. So in conjunction, we're in everywhere at once, so shouts out to producer Jacob for hooking us up right now. I guess I'll figure out how to do all the technical stuff later. But we're all nostril right now. So let's go. That's badass, man. We're on. I'm really excited. You know what? Initially, I'll be honest with you guys. I ignored nostril for quite a bit. But then, but then, I saw the magic and I signed up and it got super excited and then I started getting zapped and holy cow is that really, really, really cool. Anyways, everybody, let's start the show. Let's do this. This is a Bitcoin numbers.
AP News Radio
Sunak says U.K. has reached deal with EU on Northern Ireland trade
"The British government says it's reached a deal with the European Union to resolve their long running trade dispute over Northern Ireland. Prime minister Rishi sunak says he and European Commission president Ursula von der leyen would hold a news conference on Monday. The government had previously said it would only happen if a deal was struck government officials have told the BBC and Sky News that the deal has indeed been done. The agreement marks a breakthrough in a spat that soured post Brexit relations between Britain and the EU and sparked a political crisis in Northern Ireland, but now sunak awaits the judgment of Northern Ireland's democratic unionist party or DUP, which is boycotting the region's power sharing government until the trade arrangements are substantially changed. I'm Charles De
AP News Radio
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives at Downing Street in a convoy with UK prime minister
"Ukrainian president of volodymyr zelensky is visiting Britain, his first trip to the UK since Russia's invasion began nearly a year ago. The British government says zelensky will hold talks with prime minister Richard sumac, addressed parliament and meet with military chiefs, Britain's one of the biggest military backers of Ukraine and has sent the country more than $2.5 billion in weapons and equipment. The visit comes as sunak announces that Britain will train Ukrainian pilots on NATO standard fighter jets. Ukraine has urges allies to send jets, though the UK says it's not practical to
Bloomberg Radio New York
"british government" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"That for over a year, politics was entirely dominated by that. That being said, there's no doubt I don't think from the economic evidence that Brexit is having a negative impact on the UK economy and that many firms are feeling the impact of the new trading barriers with Europe, which is making it harder for them to trade with Europe. Yeah. Having said that, I suppose, supporters of Brexit would say, how can you argue this kind of counterfactual Bloomberg economics estimates that the UK economy is a 100 billion pounds a year worse off because of Brexit, supporters would say, how can you really make that case impossible to know? Well, with great difficulty admittedly, and with all due respect to Bloomberg economics, I'm slightly leery about trying to put an exact figure on this. But if you combine the aggregate numbers that show that relative to other advanced economies, UK trade hasn't bounced back from the pandemic as much as other major economy plus the proliferation of anecdotal stories from businesses. Plus, good modeling evidence from economists showing that there is a link, for instance, between Brexit and a degree of inflation in things like food prices. And I think it's very, very hard to avoid the fact that the vast majority of professional economists are saying that their work points towards a Brexit impact. Albeit that those same economists might disagree on what precisely the scale of that impact is. It does seem like that some progress is being made on one of the stickiest issues the UK and the you have been dealing with their relationship the Northern Ireland protocol, our sources reporting that they are expecting they're said to say that a deal on many of parts of that is within sight. Are you hopeful that a resolution is eminent? Not particularly I have to say. I mean, we've been here before. There have been a number of times while this row over the protocol is dragged on when we be told we're within touching distance of a deal. And the problem here is, even though some progress has been made on parts of this, is there a real substantive differences between the two sides. And what we don't know at the moment is, for instance, the British government had insisted that they wanted the protocol rewritten. They wanted the role of the European court of justice taken out of it. The EU had maintained they weren't rewrite the protocol and the European court of justice has to have a role in Northern Ireland. And I'm still rather skeptical as to whether or not that can be fudged. But we'll wait and see, I very much hope that there's an agreement, but at the moment all we're hearing is positive mood music and I think we're going to have to wait because as ever the devil is going to be in the detail. What do you make then? Away from that of the idea that there are Brexit benefits to be had, the Chancellor Jeremy hunt again put this case when he spoke both in an interview and also in a speech here at the Bloomberg building on Friday, pointing pitching the idea that Britain is a hub for high growth high-tech industries, but that there are benefits to be drawn from Brexit. I'm sure there are benefits to be drawn from Brexit and I'm sure that, for instance, in some high-tech areas by being outside the European Union, the UK has an opportunity to regulate smarter and quicker than the European Union and potentially attracting wood investment. That is a gamble. We don't know that yet. So it's a potential benefit of Brexit if we get it right. And what you've got to do is add to that the fact that if say the UK diverges significantly from the European Union in, for instance, gene editing regulation. The problem will have is that we might be able to attract inward investment, but we might not be able to sell the goods that are made on the back of that investment to the European Union because our regulations are different. So it's a fine balance. Well, I would say, I'm not aware of any serious economists who think that over the short term medium term, those sorts of benefits will outweigh the costs in terms of trade being hit by Brexit in terms of the overall macroeconomic picture. That being said, part of the case for Brexit wasn't economic, it was political, wasn't it? So we now do get to control who comes into our country. We have a whole new immigration system. And that is fundamentally changed the profile of immigration into this country. So it's not as if there aren't things we can do at the end of Brexit. I'm just slightly suspicious of claims that Brexit is going to make our economy bigger than it would have been had we stated. However changes to the immigration system actually helped the UK economy, though, we're constantly hearing about the shortage of workers. Well, it's a mixed picture, isn't it? Because what we've seen is a change in the profile of integration. So in some of the lower skilled lower paid areas of economic activity, we're seeing labor shortages because people wanting to do those jobs don't qualify under the new rules. On the other hand, if you're keen to see us getting more IT technicians in from the developing world, Brexit is certainly allowed us to do that because what we've seen is a massive increase on inward migration flows from outside Europe. Okay, looking to the future, your report looks at the potential next steps in the relationship between the UK and the EU is a closer relationship possible and in exactly what ways you think. I think a closer relationship is possible in several ways. Firstly, in terms of mood music, which are just a bit cynical about a moment ago. I think diplomatic relations can be improved if we have a government that wants to work with the European Union and doesn't see political gain to be had from being seen to be in a permanent fight with the European Union. And I think given the deal we have, there are areas, for instance, security and defense cooperation, where you can easily see the two sides negotiating something in addition to what we already have. What I think is worth stressing, though, is given the state of politics in the UK and given the EU's, I think, slight apprehension about dealing with the UK these days. We're not going to see any real qualitative advance on the trade in cooperation agreements in the foreseeable future. By the ad council and
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UK push to restore finances means higher taxes, energy bills
"The British government has raised taxes on the windfall profits of energy companies as part of the plan to shape up the country's economy The plan will see $65 billion worth of tax increases in spending cuts as Britain's new Chancellor of the exchequer Jeremy hunt attempts to improve his nation's economic credibility In the face of unprecedented global headwinds families pensioners businesses teachers nurses and many others are worried about the future With that introduction the Chancellor unveiled a parliament at package that he said would help tame inflation and rein in public debts whilst bolstering the economy facing pressure to tap huge profits of oil and gas hunt announced he will raise a windfall tax from 25 to 35% for a four year period starting in January 2024 Hans told a rowdy House of Commons that the needs of the British people were being met with his new plan Priorities are stability growth and public services We also protect the vulnerable because to be British is to be compassionate and this is a compassion Karen
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UK offers new North Sea oil, gas licenses despite opposition
"The British government has opened a new licensing round from North Sea oil and gas exploration despite criticism from environmentalists and scientists who say the move does not help fight climate change The conservative government argues that extracting more fossil fuels from the North Sea will create jobs and strengthen UK energy security and is less environmentally harmful than importing gas and oil from abroad environmentalists say the only way to limit global warming to the internationally approved target of 2.7°F above pre industrial levels is to stop extracting fossil fuels almost 900 new exploration blocks and partial blocks of the North Sea are thought to be available Charles De Ledesma London
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UK scraps tax cut for wealthy that sparked market turmoil
"The British government has dropped plans to cut income tax for top earners Part of a package of unfunded cuts that sparked turmoil on financial markets and sent the pound to record lows In a dramatic about face treasury chief Cornish says he will abandon plans to scrap the top 45% rate of income tax paid on earnings above $167,000 a year in a statement he explains we get it and we've listened It's clear that the abolition of the 45 P tax rate has been a distraction from our overriding mission to tackle the challenges facing the country the U turn came after a growing number of lawmakers from the governing Conservative Party turned on government tax plans announced ten days ago Charles De
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Buckingham Palace releases picture of King Charles at work
"King Charles the third has been pictured taking up his new state duties in Buckingham Palace for the first time in the image of the monarchy looking into his official red box which contains documents from the British government and the common wealth In a sign of royal continuity the pictures taken in front of a photo of his late parents Elizabeth and Philip which the pair had gifted to king George 6 in 1951 the year before Elizabeth became queen During her own reign Queen Elizabeth II was also regularly pictured with her official red box which each monarch receives from their private secretary
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UK scraps corporate tax hike, lifts cap on banker bonuses
"The British government is scrapping a corporate tax hike and lifting the cap on bankers bonuses in a bid to boost a faltering economy Treasury chief kwasi Kwame has told lawmakers there are too many barriers for enterprise as he puts lower taxes top of the government's agenda In his mini budget that he was reversing a hike in national insurance taxes that was introduced by the previous government to help pay for health and social care He said the basic rate of income tax will fall from 20 to 19% next year The top rate will go from 45 to 40% in the House of Commons kwa Tang said we need a new approach for a new era focused on growth
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King stands vigil; Wait to see queen's coffin hits 24 hours
"Throngs of people continue to line up and file past Queen Elizabeth II's coffin as it lies in state at parliament Today some of them witnessing a vigil by her children I'm Ben Thomas with the latest Mourners have ranged from young children to London retirees to former England soccer captain David Beckham To have someone that has led us the way her majesty has led us for the amount of time with kindness with caring and always reassurance I think that's the one thing that we all felt safe Inside Westminster hall the atmosphere has been somber reverential Friday a few witness King Charles the third and his siblings princess Anne Prince Andrew and Prince Edward arrive and stand vigil for 15 minutes Backs to the flag draped coffin heads bowed Saturday the queen's 8 grandchildren including princes William and Harry will hold a similar vigil Meantime the British government has warned those wanting to come pay their respects that the waiting time has climbed to more than 24 hours The Q stretching 5 miles I'm Ben Thomas
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Report: Chinese delegation barred from queen's coffin
"A delegation of Chinese officials have reportedly been barred from visiting the hall where the late queen's coffin lies in state geopolitics has cast a shadow over the pageantry of the monarch's death The ban was reported by American news outlet Politico saying the Chinese delegation would not be allowed into Westminster hall China's foreign ministry spokesperson Mao ning rebuked the British government for not following normal procedure As the host the UK should follow diplomatic protocols and proper manners to receive guests The Chinese ambassador to the UK has been banned from parliament for a year after China sanctioned 7 British legislators last year
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Queen Elizabeth II lies in state as throngs pay respects
"Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world upon taking the throne in 1952 but many were unwilling and her death is stirring complicated feelings in Commonwealth countries like Kenya I'm Ben Thomas with a closer look On behalf of the people of Kenya On behalf of the government of Kenya and on my own behalf we commiserate with the people of the UK Kenya's new president William Ruto signing a condolence book for the queen at the residence of the British high commissioner In London I love the queen Kenyan Esther Raven or joined the crowds playing their respects She's a true role model She loved us all but in the foothills of mount Kenya Matthew Y Reggie says he can not mourn Queen Elizabeth saying up the British Those people they took our land 90 year old took part in the mau mau rebellion of the 1950s I was there For three years and he says conditions were harsh I did naked for about the month of June July when Kenya is very cold Over 100,000 canyons were rounded up and it wasn't until 2013 that the British government apologized paying millions in and out of court settlement to those who were tortured Kenya declared its independence from Britain in 1963 and joined the Commonwealth of Nations many credit Queen Elizabeth for embracing the wave of independence in Africa in championing the Commonwealth President Ruto notes Elizabeth learned she had become queen while visiting Kenya and for many of his countrymen he says That is very sentimental I'm Ben Thomas
The Stuttering John Podcast
"british government" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"Guns are a sacred right if you're in a militia in a time when there's no standing army. And the British government might invade at any moment. That's when guns were revered, and that was one of the intentions of the Second Amendment. Other than that, it's John, it's all bullshit. It's all from top down. It's all bullshit. No, and look, I had young kids in the house. And I would never own a gun. Just for that reason. God forbid that my kids who were young got a hold of it. Yeah. And thought it was a toy. And I would never be able to live with myself. So no, no. Yeah, yeah. And that's the other thing. I see a lot of guys who and we've seen pictures of them, especially recently, where they'll lay out all of their firearms and their living room or I saw one guy with a laid out on this basketball court, and they were all in an arrangement. And I think I counted 7500 firearms in one spot. These are collectors. These are hobbyists. I don't know why we have to attribute these framing that these people are somehow doing the right thing by protecting their family or being premiered for government overreach or something like that. It's absolutely 20 guns. What the hell do you need 20 guns for? You know, it's like it's like collecting beanie babies if the beanie babies would kill you. I mean, it's exactly like that. And that's how we need to start regarding this. It's a fun weekend hobby for a lot of these guys. A fun weekend hobby does not demand a goddamn constitutional amendment. A weekend hobby does not demand a multi-billion dollar gun lobbying effort. Doesn't demand all of these for profit, gun retailers. You know, it's silly. It's absolutely, especially knowing the stakes of it. I was watching a video from a right wing lunatic. Who is all about preserving gun rights? For everybody. And this guy owns a gun. So he's about to get arrested for assaulting his girlfriend. And he's drunk, obviously, and he starts screaming, where's my fucking gun? Where is my fucking gun? And I'm thinking, okay, that's why you should not be on the gun. If you don't know where you fucking gun is. Right, right. Yeah, it's in your kid's bedroom under their pillow is probably where it is..
WBUR
"british government" Discussed on WBUR
"Animals only have access to alcohol when they come across naturally fermenting sugars or I guess research teams who are willing to fill up a trough with booze But when did people start making alcohol on purpose You can get residues from things that are a thousands of years old and find evidence that these were used ferment beverages So it goes back like about 10,000 years that we have evidence of humans intentionally fermenting foods and beverages Fermentation practices might go back even further but that's hard to prove If a pot was made of wood it might not survive millennia to be discovered Okay let's transition now from prehistory to the bleeding edge of scientific investigation My name is David Nat I'm a psychiatrist I'm a psycho pharmacologist So I studied the effects of drugs on the nervous system and the psychological consequences of those David is an internationally recognized veteran in his field He spent ten years advising the British government on how to create a rational approach to drugs and how to minimize their harms And in the UK he's also known for controversy He was dismissed from his position after arguing that alcohol was more harmful than a host of other drugs And to illustrate the relative dangers of taking the drug ecstasy he noted that it was no more dangerous than horseback riding I'd probably given.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"british government" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The UK froze the assets of Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich as the British government has stepped up its sanctions against prominent Russians over the invasion of Ukraine Now there is a growing number of bids for the team and a prominent U.S. dealmaker has entered the fray for more on the story let's head to London and bring in Bloomberg UK business reporter David helyer I want to talk about the latest now that we have news on that's now in the mix Todd bully is the U.S. deal maker planning the takeover of the Chelsea football club and he added a former UK government adviser and a celebrity PR executive to his consortium bidding for the west London team This is turning into just a big old list Not surprisingly There are people coming out of the woodwork all over the place I say not surprisingly because the last time a sort of top really top site Premier League team was up for sale was in 2010 when Liverpool was sold to the Fenway group and other American group There was a chance that Chelsea would be sold in 2019 and Todd boli made it quite clear then that he was interested in buying it But we don't know all the details but he didn't get it then but he's come back and he's kind of like the fun runner I guess because he's done a lot of the due diligence couple of years ago And he seemed to be pretty well set up right from the beginning There are a lot of bitters that have entered this contest to this unofficial contest I guess I've seen reports of around 20 Has anyone come close I mean to be honest with you I think the 3 billion was what he wanted in 2019 and he didn't get it then I think now we're looking more around 2 billion The figure that we use KPMG value tilted about 1.8 €1 billion The thing is that obviously in a hotly contested auction prices can go up and over that But against that I think that is a very aware of the fact that this doesn't transact soon Chelsea's safety quite interesting cash flow problems and the longer this goes on the harder it is for the team Which might be they might think they might get some position where they have to sell players Which could be quite serious for them So David once a brim which sells the club he can not reap any of the profits can the government do that a and B what happens to the profits He put out a statement before his sanctions saying that he would sell the club and he'd set up a foundation that would transfer any net proceeds to minus expenses and things To victims of the Ukrainian he calls the victims of the Ukrainian conflict Things changed then when he became sanctioned He I mean as it stands the license that he Chelsea currently have doesn't allow for the sale The government it's all in the government's hands So government has to in order for the south to go ahead has to give another license which enables the sale sources are saying that the process would be put in an ethical account and they would go to some form of charity presumably connected to Ukraine but not through Roman Abramovich's hands What about the Chelsea fan base They have a global fan base of about a 135 million and we saw what happened when the football clubs tried to announce the formation of the Super League had a fans rebelled against that and swayed public opinion and left the club scrambling so that politicians were acting and the clubs ended up having to retreat and back off their original plan What does the Chelsea fan base what's their take on who they would want to own the club Does that matter at all And there's a big chunk of the fanbase that is very loyal still to Roman had promoted it because of the way that he spent so much money And that has been a bit embarrassing for the club So basically I mean if you want a view I mean they are wary of any American buyer but football is probably one of the least criticized by them And I think Todd Bowie has done a very good job in terms of his PR I mean one of the things that struck me about this list of lanes and people that want to buy Chelsea football club Up until today there has been no women So even though Chelsea has one of the most successful women's teams in Europe none of the groups have sort of putting a woman on board And Thompson has done that with Barbara Sue I think that's quite a clever move really Because he's also got a Tottenham sports on board which is not a great move in the fan size but I think that can be overlooked if he's got the balance of the board right That's David helier Bloomberg UK business reporter up next on the show.
Mentors for Military Podcast
"british government" Discussed on Mentors for Military Podcast
"Just you know as informed as possible because you don't want to let complacency get in the game the thing but it was like i know these guys would lose their shit if they really knew what was going on right outside that gate until yeah. It's it's one of those things where you know as a as a soldier as a military person you know you're looking at this whole situation you feel helpless and you feel like You know you wanna do something about it Because that's what we train or what we part of what we wanna do in stuff is up partnering nations and yeah. It's it's a tough situation. Yeah yeah i can't tell you. The the one thing that would that would really really changed. My life is seeing you know one out of the three of those afghans. Get here you know what i mean if they three three work. That'd be awesome. But yeah if even just to see their face walk off of a plane you know onto onto fucking. I mean at this point. Whatever show yeah you know what i mean and and then we'll work out the rest of it later because i think that's what the british government has come forward to say. Let's we'll work it out later. You know there's just do what we need to do here and Wow yeah there's gonna be more on this topic for certain. Because i mean there's things begin to play out. There's gonna be more that we can talk about and You know because we're things are unfolding quickly right now and we're slowly on how it tends to play out in your mind yeah What is so. What's going on now once you started with the medical process though That's when you decided to go more. The entrepreneurial route in you started looking at. What is it that you wanted to do. So i know you're already big into fitness and everything else but what made you decide all right. This is the direction that i wanna go. Yes so i started I sort of the social media stuff in september last year so I you know my wife. And i were talking and wanted to start a business together When we moved back to nebraska one opened up a wedding venue and so our wheels. We're starting to turn already like we knew that this what this life you know was going to be behind us real soon or real not real. Soon we'll everyone look good. Yeah you were hoping he was going to be real soon. Yeah yeah and so. We have no idea about business whatsoever at all like i'd never been to college for marketing. My wife's never been a college marketing like we didn't know shit and so We started Alva- country business and But my first country the the name of it you know. I i think while i was over there Seeing the all the afghans talk about america in in really like what. America meant to them. made me realize how much of a i guess alpha country this is everybody looks at us as like they're fucking number one Whether be in war the best place to live like whatever. America is number one. And i don't think that's gonna fuck and change. No matter with whatever's going on. I think we have way too many people in america to ever allow that shit to to to actually happen So we found catchy name. You know what i mean like. I said we had no idea really familiar doing. And we want to start with Just some some shirts or whatever until we found another seventh group veteran and was like hey can you make verse and then we realized that the clothing thing is not really what our focus is on. You know what i mean. How can we actually make an impact. And i started. You know really paying attention to the messages that i was getting on instagram in realize like finally realized what people wanted an and really they just want knowledge. I mean knowledge and experiences. What can help a lot of people not fucking make the same mistakes as you did. and so. that's why. I started to brainstorm what i could give back and what would not just give back for the time that i'm saying it but resonate for a long time. And that's why. I made those operation alpha programs. So you know you're a phase. One was special forces assessment selection train up so six weeks of nothing but grueling workouts. You're going to do in selection and myself and another green bay from group ran this program while we were training up so we just didn't have it piece together and then i made a second phase for the were typical workout. So we'd be doing on a team like that will never have to go away. You know what i mean. As long as i wanted to be up there. I don't have to continue to talk about it. But it can always help out some future ranger cater. Future green beret. That wants to go down this path. If you want to know what like how hard it's going to be in taxing on your body. It's going to be run this program dude and you'll and you'll see and So yeah i started out with that and then doors started opening up man. I got involved with Wego home ram by Trung he messaged me and he kind of just spilled his vision on where he where he saw the company going and He was still kinda tied in with another group so he went so low. And that's when he he hit me up. Hey i'm just branching off on my own. We're still in the first year but i know that you and i had the same were very like minded and so when i realized that i was like all right. Dude i'll i'll i'll take take my role in this so now fast forty eight months that i've been doing that I'm probably going to go all in with that. Honestly once i get out the country will still have the programs and stuff like that. But i'm not going to be making shirts and hats and stuff that we're doing because the reason why we started making the hats was after surgery. Like what do you have to do. Yeah fucking can't walk for seven weeks so it's like give me a hat. My air force buddy. He had a little laser machine. And i was like oh by some leather off amazon. Can you engrave this logo into this patch and i was cut in these patches out and selling them to make time. Yeah so we..
AP News
"british government" Discussed on AP News
"Donahue 10. More bodies have been found from the rubble of the collapsed condo building and Surfside, Florida The number of dead is up to 46. Searchers have found no new signs of survivors. The severe weather that moved through South Florida is now gone. Elsa briefly strengthened into a hurricane. It's now a tropical storm as it approaches an area near Tampa. Elite. Papin at the National Hurricane Center says it's bringing with it a lot of rain. There's also going to be a heavy rainfall threat across southeast Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina has the storm kind of continues to move up to the Northeast. After it makes landfall. The White House is calling it horrific. The president of Haiti juvenile, My essay was shot and killed at his home. His wife was injured. More from the A. P S. Charles Dillon, Desmond. Haiti's economic, political and social words have deepened recently, with gang violence, spiking heavily input to prince inflation spiraling and food and fuel becoming scarce at times in a country where 60% of the population make less than $2 a day. These troubles come as Haiti still tries to recover from the devastating 2010 earthquake. And Hurricane Matthew struck in 2016, The interim prime minister says police and military were in control of security in Haiti and said some of the Attackers spoke in Spanish, but offered no further explanation. The Labor Department says employers posted a record high number of open jobs for the second straight month. Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce he's filing a class action lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter and Google source tells the AP. Trump is going to claim he has been wrongfully censored. Donald Trump was suspended from Twitter and Facebook after his followers stormed the Capitol in Washington in January. Police say a massive construction drill toppled over and crushed demand to death in Philadelphia. Police are investigating the accident. Stocks are lower in early trading on Wall Street. This is a P news. The British government is scrapping rules for self isolation for those who are fully vaccinated next month rules for schools that have seen hundreds of thousands of people sent home to self isolate as part of their education bubbles are also being removed. Just returned one back on Monday of this week. Another bubble. Tuesday of this week, and we have a bubble closed as we speak, and they're coming back on Monday of next week. Clive Searle is the headmaster of the Worthington primary School. This parent doesn't like the bubbles, especially for the parents that are working full time. Because then they've got to switch their whole life would be to get the phone call so you can you can collect your kids from school Health Secretary Sajid Javid says These changes are being made because of vaccinations. The vaccine has been a wall of defense job by job brick by brick. We have been building a defense against this. This virus. The changes mean young people under 18 in Britain will no longer need to isolate unless they test positive. Ed Donahue. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an A P news minute. It's sad news from the condo building collapsed site, they found 10, more bodies in the rubble and additional human remains. 46 people now known dead at that site and Surfside, Florida. This is day 14 of the search and rescue mission. Could anybody still be alive in that rubble? Abby correspondent Shelley Adler since nobody has been rescued since the Surfside condo building collapsed in June, Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava was at rescued since the Surfside condo building collapsed in June. Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava was asked when this changes from a search and rescue mission to one of recovery. She says she thinks the families of the missing are getting ready for that, as their contacted to let Them know that a loved one has passed. They're prepared for it. I'm Shelley Adler. The world is reacting to news.
AP News
"british government" Discussed on AP News
"Hurricane Center says it's bringing with it a lot of rain. There's also going to be a heavy rainfall threat across southeast Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina has the storm kind of continues to move off to the Northeast. After it makes landfall. The White House is calling it horrific. The president of Haiti Juvenile, Moise was shot and killed at his home. His wife was injured. More from the A. P S. Charles Dillon, Desmond. Haiti's economic, political and social words have deepened recently with gang violence, spiking heavily input prince inflation spiraling and food and fuel becoming scarce at times in a country where 60% of the population make less than $2 a day. These troubles come as Haiti still tries to recover from the devastating 2010 earthquake. And Hurricane Matthew struck in 2016, The interim prime minister says police and military were in control of security in Haiti and said some of the Attackers spoke in Spanish, but offered no further explanation. The Labor Department says employers posted a record high number of open jobs for the second straight month. Former President Donald Trump is expected to announce he's filing a class action lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter and Google source tells the AP. Trump is going to claim he has been wrongfully censored. Donald Trump was suspended from Twitter and Facebook after his followers storm the Capitol in Washington in January. Police say a massive construction drill toppled over and crushed demand to death in Philadelphia. Police are investigating the accident. Stocks are lower in early trading on Wall Street. This is a P news. The British government is scrapping rules for self isolation for those who are fully vaccinated next month rules for schools that have seen hundreds of thousands of people sent home to self isolate as part of their education bubbles are also being removed. Just returned one back on Monday of this week. Another bubble. Tuesday of this week, and we have a bubble closed as we speak, and they're coming back on Monday of next week. Clive Searle is the headmaster of the Worthington primary School. This parent doesn't like the bubbles, especially for the parents that are working full time. Because then they've got switched Their whole life would be to get the phone call so you can you can collect your kids from school Health Secretary Sajid Javid says These changes are being made because of vaccinations. The vaccine has been a wall of defense job by job brick by brick. We have been building a defense against this. This virus. The changes mean young people under 18 in Britain will no longer need to isolate unless they test positive. Ed Donahue. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an A P news minute. It's sad news from the condo building collapsed site, they found 10. More bodies in the rubble and additional human remains. 46 people now known dead at that site and Surfside, Florida This is day 14 of the search and rescue mission. Could anybody still be alive in that rubble? AP correspondent Shelley Adler since nobody has been rescued since the Surfside condo building collapse in June, Miami Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava was asked when this changes from a search and rescue mission to one of recovery. She says she thinks the families of the missing are getting ready for that, as their contacted. To let them know that a loved one has passed. They're prepared for it. I'm Shelley Adler. The world is reacting to news that Haiti's president has been assassinated President.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"british government" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"That is being office skated on that they shouldn't trust what they see in here. What they see what they see. Without going there being reliant on the testimony of people with a vested interest in the mainstream media. Have acted effectively as organs off propaganda for the British government or constraint thing, its campaign against Syria. People in this country are not allowed to see the reality. Peter Ford had an answer for everything. But when I started asking him about the meeting he attended at Westminster. And the idea that the white helmets might have been involved in faking chemical attacks using gas chambers. He ran out of answers. I just wonder whether you think it's plausible. I'm not going to say I find it plausible because you would misuse that. I don't know. Okay? Um about I guess you find the working group plausible because you know you attended that meeting. You think we'd better stop at this point, Chloe, this conversation is taking a turn. Which I'd hoped we could avoid. Thank you for calling. Why do you want Goodbye, Chloe. After he hung up, Peter Ford continued speaking to my researcher who was at his house, recording the interview. We're not on somebody's payroll, like the other five. They're all on somebody's payroll. Including Peter Ford was keen to emphasize that.
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"That the British government concluded a post Brexit trade deal with the European Union in December. Many businesses in Europe have suspended deliveries to the UK as they grapple with the changes. Businesses have had little time to prepare for the new checks and paperwork now needed for goods crossing the border. Cos. The BBC has spoken to say UK customers will not have to pay him or to compensate not any for extra charges, but for the extra work, Jim McKenzie reports. Take care because it might be slippery. As you can see, It's quite empty today because we have decided to wait another two weeks before actually shipping plants to the UK. That's taking me through dozens of industrial size greenhouses. They're filled with thousands of tiny parts of ivy. She's one of Belgium's largest plant suppliers. This is actually going to be used in in hanging baskets in across the UK. In fact, three quarters of Cat's stock usually goes to the UK, but she stopped deliveries because she's worried her plants will perish. On top of new customs checks they now need to be inspected the diseases on both sides, meaning her overnight deliveries could now take four days. If not very easy to accept for us that the money and the the energy you put into it is not making your plants or your service any better on the country, and that's very frustrating. Normally, when you make trade deals, you like things simpler. The warehouse along the coast. The research brothers source. Belgian beer for British customers Way stuck up 700 different beers from all breweries in Belgium smaller or bigger ones, but they've stopped deliveries to their shippers weren't ready for the new systems and paperwork and when they can start back up Large orders will cost almost 40% more because of new V. A T rules and taxes on alcohol. It will be very expensive for them. We keep the same prices, but they have to play a little bit more than to.