James Kelly of Scot Goes Pop described the “frustration” of the “sizeable minority of voters who don’t seem to see the very obvious connection between the shortages and the arguments for independence and for restoring freedom of movement”.
No wonder the government didn't allow parliament any time to scrutinise the deal!
Opposition to the arrangements that have created trade barriers between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK was a factor behind rioting that flared in several loyalist areas across the region in April.
"It is not 'contentious', it is wrong. Incorrect. A deliberately bad translation designed to whip up anti-French feeling, anti-EU feeling too," wrote one Twitter user.
On Brexit he said: "It’s like a mask has dropped, exposing this horrible snarling, sneering, angry, jealous face."
"For about 20 minutes it appeared we were heading for a truce. But now we’re right back into the spat, with a Tuesday deadline approaching- right as COP summit is beginning!" Wrote journalist Joe Mayes.
'Global Britain' could increase emissions by the equivalent of 44,000 transatlantic flights, research found.
Boris Johnson admitted there is currently "turbulence" in the Anglo-French relationship.
The EU must show that "leaving the union is more damaging than remaining in it", Jean Castex wrote.