The leader of Reform UK has said he will now write to the governor of the Bank of England to ask it to provide banking services to parties that cannot secure them elsewhere.
This really hasn't aged well.......
He said: “The real issue is the complete lack of strategic planning. From our perspective, there has been none whatsoever.”
"It's not like we're some extremist zealots," its leader has insisted.
"Costs continue to increase, and still the Brexit deniers want to pretend this what they voted for," he said.
Scottish Seafood Association chief executive Jimmy Bucha was among the sector leaders to tell the Prime Minister the Brexit deal “had fallen far short of expectations”.
"Steve, I bring terrible news. It’s your Brexit. It’s your ‘fiasco’. You were at the epicentre of the policy-making elite who pushed it through, without scrutiny, in the harshest terms possible," Sue Perkins tweeted.
"If both cities play it right Lon-Dam could be one of the great financial centres of the 21st century," a Telegraph columnist reckons.
The government admitted this was “not the desired outcome”, but will not extend the deadline for the shift to UK safety rules, arguing the new checks are a matter of sovereignty.