Wednesday's Times focuses on the chaos at Felixstowe port, where containers are piled up and unable to be moved because of the lorry driver shortage. The paper suggests deliveries for Christmas are among the goods being held up - including toys, electrical goods, bikes and homeware. Ministers are being warned that there could be gaps on shelves, the paper says. Felixstowe normally handles more than a third of Britain's container imports and exports, and much of it is toys and furniture.
The Guardian describes the EU's offer to remove customs checks on goods as an "olive branch", and that the bloc is seeking "to turn the page on the rancorous relationship with Boris Johnson". But a bone of contention between the two sides remains, the paper says, over the UK's demand that the European Court of Justice can no longer be the arbiter of EU law in NI.
Brexit was a vote lie
Thank you！
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As long as the ECJ isn’t involved with NI, deal done
If EU can order member nations to boycott trade with UK as some kind of extortion tactic to force UK into a settlement, that's a breach of terms of world peace most of those EU nations signed, UK sure did, France sure did. At some point you need to acknowledge EU is an Empire.
so what, Christmas is being with your family, plastic toys from China don't matter. As for turkeys what a disagreeable meat, dry, tasteless.
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