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Goldman Sachs are reported to have produced a study on the impacts of brexit and concluded that the hit to GDP is 5%, rather than the 4% forecast by independent economists some years ago. Perhaps the worse than expected outcome is down to a government whic

a revolution is developing across the globe and it has the potential to crash the system - I never thought I would live to see this happen. Jeff Taylor Clips - @JeffTaylorClips - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIh8qQO6_FwMGmiv1ky6RyA Should you find vide

This will be bead news for the Removers - because this proves brexiteer were right all along! Jeff Taylor Clips - @JeffTaylorClips - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIh8qQO6_FwMGmiv1ky6RyA Should you find video of interest on social media, please send the

So, the UK is now joining the Pacific trading bloc, the CPTPP. It's better than nothing, unless you're a farmer, but is a poor consolation for what we've lost by leaving the EU. In this video, I discuss some of the things it's worth bearing in mind should

Biggest change since Brexit? Britain joins CPTPP trade bloc... | Britain is to become the first European nation to join a major Indo-Pacific trade bloc stretching from Canada to Australia. What does it mean for the UK? #cptpp #uknews #britain #brexit #dail

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It seems that Boris Johnson and Liz Truss rushed the Australia trade deal because they thought it would help us join the Pacific trading bloc, the CPTPP. Unfortunately, the agreement was stacked so heavily in Australia's favour, that other members want mor

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would resign after a mutiny in his party over a series of scandals, bringing an end to a tempestuous premiership spanning Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic. WSJ looks at the rise and fall of the British leader