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"It's not about rejoining the single market or customs union, as much as people like me would love that. It's about aligning strategically where it makes economic sense. Diverging just for the sake of sovereignty has just proven expensive, bureaucratic, and deeply unattractive to investors." ~AA
May 19, 2025 at 4:51 PM
"It's not about rejoining the single market or customs union, as much as people like me would love that. It's about aligning strategically where it makes economic sense. Diverging just for the sake of sovereignty has just proven expensive, bureaucratic, and deeply unattractive to investors." ~AA
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This is how "This side says X, but the other side says Y" balance ends up distorting journalism. Instead of being based on the journalist's own independent, impartial analysis this question really just ventriloquises a partisan opposition stance and gives the impression the BBC fully agrees with it.
Chris Mason to Keir Starmer: "Isn't the truth that you've sold out British fishermen..."
May 19, 2025 at 12:10 PM
This is how "This side says X, but the other side says Y" balance ends up distorting journalism. Instead of being based on the journalist's own independent, impartial analysis this question really just ventriloquises a partisan opposition stance and gives the impression the BBC fully agrees with it.
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Brexit hasn't been betrayed.
The British people have not been betrayed.
The betrayal was Brexit.
Once that is the established narrative, we can all go forward together.
The British people have not been betrayed.
The betrayal was Brexit.
Once that is the established narrative, we can all go forward together.
May 19, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Brexit hasn't been betrayed.
The British people have not been betrayed.
The betrayal was Brexit.
Once that is the established narrative, we can all go forward together.
The British people have not been betrayed.
The betrayal was Brexit.
Once that is the established narrative, we can all go forward together.