Yes yes yes. Especially following the ending of 28 weeks and the Eiffel tower. They might still go back to 28 months

The 38% that were leave voters that now say neither are implying that all of the benefits that were promised aren't there. This should be the target of any campaign to join the EU again.

These are copy and paste Gyles and don't address the point. That's fine, we are on twitter, Merry Christmas.

I didn't read the headline that way tbh. Regarding Germany and France, they go to the polls soon so it's an unknown quantity. If the UK succumbed to the r/w in 2019 then you must be of the opinion it wholly rejected it this year? I can't possibly comment on your personal experience regards r/w in UK

Hi Gyles, I'm not sure how the headline demonstrates any form of superiority, indeed the photo is of Farage who is unfortunately a UK MP. As I'm sure you would agree, the newspapers don't represent British people. All I would say is, don't equate 'britons' by the writings of their journalists.

Ian Dunts piece talks of Europe, the UK is in Europe, he's highlighting threat we all face, instead you took it as a slight against EU member states and chose to lash out at the UK. If you don't like the UK that's fine, but just be honest about it.

Believe it or not, the UK has had an election since 2019, a lot has changed. But don't let that get in the way of a good UK bashing tweet.

The single market has four freedoms. Point is this prioritises people based on age, which is daft. Surely we should start with UK citizens that are married to EU citizen and have EU passport children, arguably the people who have lost the most in this whole fiasco.

FOM rights should apply to everyone not just young people, fragment the benefit and you fragment the support.