Yes, I know, another Brexit thread and this is even an old article but it popped up in my Fb this morning and gave me more information than I previously knew.
Some of you won't want to read it all so I'll give the headline and one paragraph.
After Brexit: the UK will need to renegotiate at least 759 treaties.
in practice Britain’s exit will open more than 750 separate time-pressured mini-negotiations worldwide, according to Financial Times research. And there are no obvious shortcuts: even a basic transition after 2019 requires not just EU-UK approval, but the deal-by-deal authorisation of every third country involved.
Here is the whole thing: www.ft.com/content/f1435a8e-372b-11e7-bce4-9023f8c0fd2e?fbclid=IwAR1xTGMJfgkglkSINePcGCpHKHe5gkMSPgqXtD4D9nHTWQeGy3Ij8HDTqG8
It is horrifying.
Is Gransnet leaning more to the left?
Mummy removed from museum due to lack of consent!
Prescription labels on top of Braille
Wes Streeting announces we have 1,000 days to prepare for war.
