The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee publishes its report into Northern Ireland and the referendum on the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union. The report identifies the potential impact of a Brexit in key areas such as the economy, agriculture and the border with the Republic.
More than 4 out of 5 Irish people think UK should remain in the EU Just under a month before the United Kingdom’s referendum on its EU membership on 23 June, a nationwide Red C poll commissioned by European Movement Ireland, shows increasing support for the EU among Irish people. The poll also suggests that
Sir/Madam: It is unfortunate that the local press reported without challenge the “Leave.EU” campaign’s assertion that Northern Ireland is a “net contributor” to EU funds of £67 million each year. Already the same day, the “Leave.EU” campaign had been forced to admit to the BBC that it had omitted Northern Ireland’s share of the rebate
News Release: European Movement in NI votes to support remaining in EU 23 March 2016 Belfast- The AGM of the European Movement in Northern Ireland (EMNI) has backed the Remain campaign in the forthcoming Referendum on continued UK membership of the European Union. The motion proposed by outgoing Chair Ian Parsley ‘recognises the right of
"The UK talks to itself, EU leaders talk to each other, and then both sides negotiate. But along the way, disconnects open up, and when amplified... tensions flare... This week... the signalling and semantics got scrambled once again" https://t.co/fgVMRDoela
‘Across the European Union, a grim acceptance is taking hold that London may not wish to reach a deal, and that the British government’s actions may have already made one impossible even if it does.’
@euromove @eurovescot
@EuroMoveNI
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Two weeks ago hauliers wrote to the government to sound the alarm on customs preparations. Now key IT systems may not be tested until late November.
We cannot afford to add No Deal chaos into this toxic mix.
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23 trade groups across Europe: "there will be a 'catastrophic' rise in tariffs" in the case of a No Deal #Brexit, amounting to a £100 BILLION dent in the car industry in the next five years, adding to heavy losses already caused by #Covid19.
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This extraordinary statement made at the dispatch box today admits the British Government intends to break international law. It is stupefying. #BrexitLies #BrexitDeal
"Yes this does break international law, in a very specific and limited way."
They lied. https://t.co/iOUFKSouFO
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