Australia trade deal to save UK households ‘up to £1.22 a year’ on imported goods
Just enough for a pack of Tim Tams each.
Just enough for a pack of Tim Tams each.
"We cannot stand for the partition of the UK," said the man who doesn't understand the Northern Ireland protocol.
Millennials finally have a "just be quiet and watch that for a few hours" channel for their parents.
One twitter user wrote: "And this Australia deal seems to be Schrödinger’s Deal: so big and important it should be shouted to the rooftops whilst at the same time so small and insignificant it won’t have any impact on British farmers."
"Without Trump around Boris has that 'Wait, so now I'm the as*hole???' face."
He made remarks such as “this is a farce” and “you are useless” as well as referring to a staff member as part of the "snowflake generation".
"This is why no government minister ever appears on Channel 4 News. Makes the BBC look like a propaganda machine (Laura Kuenssberg, are you watching?)"
Paisley said: “I was put on the spot and called to the stage and tried to bring matters to a close by referencing some of Van’s music. What was parody, comedy, banter and sarcasm should not be blown out of all proportion.”
"I think that the EU and US have all the cards. All the leverage is with them."
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