This is so British politics. Don't solve all of the fundamental problems of Brexit, just fix the minor one that people will have a direct experience of.
this post was submitted on 18 May 2025
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Are you aware that there's been a tonne of negotiation going on between the UK and EU and there's a big summit tomorrow to announce a comprehensive reset of the relationship and that this is just one aspect of it that has leaked?
If not you could read the article which talks about that.
you could read the article
Downing Street said on Saturday that it was poised to strike a deal with the EU that would improve things for Britons facing “queues on holiday”.
Given that leak is actually the govs official statement.
It is reasonable to assume the gov has little else to sell this deal as a positive.
As long as I have my Brie and fois gras prosecco parties then I'm happy.
Wont somebody think of the bendy bananas!?111
Weren't the tories getting off on the fact that we wouldn't be able to use these back in the day
Probably. Likely to cater to the older generation of technophobes.
I assumed it was just to show how not european we are