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Dan Snow’s ‘real-world example of Brexit making things more expensive, inefficient, difficult and less enjoyable’

"The next time some Brexit grandee dials it in from Provence to assure the Today Programme that all is well, report them to the Excise, for not doing the paperwork for their phone, that'll reverse Brexit."

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2022-06-27 12:09
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History buff and son of Jon Snow has taken to Twitter to point out a Brexit problem that is “making things more expensive, inefficient, difficult and less enjoyable”.

It comes as Boris Johnson has signalled that his plan to effectively tear up parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol could be law by the end of the year.

The prime minister, who is attending the G7 summit in Germany alongside EU leaders, said “the interesting thing is how little this conversation is being had, certainly here” – indicating he is not expecting a major diplomatic row over the Government’s plans.

MPs are set to vote later on Monday on controversial new legislation to give ministers powers to override parts of the post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland.

Johnson said the plan could be carried out “fairly rapidly”, with the proposals in law by the end of the year.

Snow

But the new proposals will do nothing to ease problems experienced by people trying to work across borders.

Dan Snow tweeted: “I’m waiting at customs in Heathrow, having paid £700 to get our equipment in and out of the country. We are off to Italy.

“Before Brexit there was no charge and no customs delay.

“A real world example of Brexit making things more expensive, inefficient, difficult and less enjoyable.”

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I'm waiting at customs in Heathrow, having paid £700 to get our equipment in & out of the country. We are off to Italy. Before Brexit there was no charge & no customs delay

A real world example of Brexit making things more expensive, inefficient, difficult & less enjoyable

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

He added: “I run a British business, @HistoryHit, which exports all over the world, with a majority US customer base and the Conservative government has made it harder and more expensive for us to do business. This is a fact.”

The thread continued:

I run a British business, @HistoryHit, which exports all over the world, with a majority US customer base and the Conservative government has made it harder and more expensive for us to do business. This is a fact.

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

From now on you need to buy a carnet to, wait for it, take a laptop to the EU for work purposes. pic.twitter.com/gprp2IzZYv

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

The next time some Brexit grandee dials it in from Provence to assure the Today Programme that all is well, report them to the Excise, for not doing the paperwork for their phone, that'll reverse Brexit.

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

His response to these two people who criticised him is epic:

The enemy have declined to act in accordance with my expectations. https://t.co/VXNvk5Dt8u

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

Well played!

I am on a work trip.
This project is paying the wages of a team of 7 British people from a wide range of backgrounds.
The programme will be sold internationally.
It will contribute to the hundreds of millions of £ that my industry hands to the Treasury.

Who's out of touch? https://t.co/wU9f9RSMD3

— Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) June 27, 2022

It is also worth reading this thread from November 2020 that outlined the problems people would face.

“Dear fellow musicians, performers, technicians etc. Here’s a thread about how our lives are going to change re touring/working in the EU in 50 days’ time. Think of it as a kind of Bad News Advent calendar.”

Dear fellow musicians, performers, technicians etc. Here’s a thread about how our lives are going to change re touring/working in the EU in 50 days time. Think of it as a kind of Bad News Advent calendar. Here goes 1/

— Howard Goodall (@Howard_Goodall) November 11, 2020

Related: Prof Brian Cox’s stark message to Labour over Brexit has gone viral

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