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    1. TheChattyRat on

      Good I’m tired of being made poorer and more miserable just because Brexit voters are to embarrassed to admit they were sold a pup

    2. Odd-Metal8752 on

      What is the row over fishing based upon? Is it motivated by wanting to protect fish populations in UK waters?

      Youth mobility scheme sounds nice.

    3. 1DarkStarryNight on

      BREAKING: The UK-EU deal:

      *Keir Starmer has made a major late concession on fisheries to allow the EU TWELVE YEARS ongoing access to British waters on status quo arrangements. They will now expire in 2038. UK had originally sought just a four year extension.

      *In return the EU has not time-limited the SPS deal, although the UK will still have to accept dynamic alignment.

      *UK will also join Erasmus+ in another win for the EU.

      *But the EU will, at some point, remove barriers to allow British visitors to use e-gates within the EU and will work to ease travel for for artists, a win for Starmer to fix two of the most obvious Brexit impacts.

      *EU says it will work swiftly to ‘explore’ British participation in its defence fund. Language there is limited.

      Alex Wickham, Bloomberg.

    4. knowsnought on

      umm… i’m not sure about liking the 18-30 age bracket for free travel between uk-eu. but it’s a start, i guess.

    5. Primary-Effect-3691 on

      More trade with India, US, EU. Despite what the usual suspects will tell you, this is good for productivity, growth, and in turn wages and public services

    6. Express-Doughnut-562 on

      Quite surprised how much stuff Starmer is actually getting done. Had to laugh at this though:

      >“And with no details on any cap or time limits on youth mobility, fears of free movement returning will only increase.“

      Surely we’ve worked out by now that free movement was a good thing?

    7. Pleasant-chamoix-653 on

      so the exact reason some people voted out. say goodbye to student jobs then

    8. Not sure how the youth mobility scheme will play out without knowing the time cap, 6-12 months would be great to fill skilled contractor roles and help keep the economy flowing but any longer would likely impact salaried jobs, creating more competition and more people out of work in the uk, no? Happy to be corrected on this assumption.. This will definitely benefit British people who can say, speak fluent Norwegian, or fluent Deutsch, or fluent French as those countries usually require that as a bare minimum in most of their roles, it likely wont benefit the wider British 18-30 year olds who can only speak English.. It will however massively benefit most Europeans as they’re often taught English from 4yo.

    9. Commercial_Paint_557 on

      LMAO

      So the Brexit reset talks is just us giving them everything they want

      In return they will explore language to see if we can participate in the defense fund,. Thats all we get in return, basically a big f u

    10. darkmatters2501 on

      Well it’s a start. Fingers crossed I a decade or so. We will have the 4 freedoms back.

    11. Current_Case7806 on

      It’s time we took back democracy. I’m fed up with the less informed, angry, shouty lot claiming democracy ended back in 2016.

      Brexit has failed. It’s not possible, there was no plan and there’s no mandate for it currently. We need to start negotiating for Brejoin and ending this stupidity forever.

    12. I really hope this at minimum involves UK based people counting as responsible people for GSPR so I can start selling to northern Ireland and the EU again.

    13. Mail-Malone on

      No details in that article about how trade will change/improve, it’s just about letting the EU fish to their hearts content in our waters, and lot of waffle about maybe e-gates access and maybe 18-30 year old frictionless travel. Nothing about trade at all.

      There must be far more details to come because this isn’t a trade deal.

    14. It’s a simple fact: Brexit has made us poorer. All Brexit promises have failed. In the words of the architect of it all, Nigel Farage: „Brexit has failed“ – 2023

    15. haphazard_chore on

      Breaking, we got nothing. Like literally nothing! No egate, no access to the military funding. Just a maybe later. WTF!

    16. thebrowncanary on

      I don’t actually see any postives for the UK in all this.

      Going to be another politically dificult sell for the goverment.

    17. TravellingMackem on

      I’m yet to see anything reported about what the UK gets out of this deal. Did we actually benefit at all or has Starmer just “done a Labour” and bent over again?

    18. MavicMini_NI on

      My worry is this now gives Farage unlimited ammo for his bullshit machine.

      They’ll easily say the will of the people has been ignored.

    19. To all the people worried about the EU taking all our fish.. What good is it having good fish stocks and not being able to sell it to our nearest neighbours. We people in the UK certainly don’t eat all we catch!! Let them have what they want if it keeps out trade flowing freely..

    20. bobcat_bedders on

      So they get everything they want and we get to use a different gate in the airport? (Which also benefits them by the way)

      Stupid stuff like this is why people voted to leave

    21. >Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch called the deal „very concerning“ and said 12 years EU access for fishing is three times longer than the government wanted.

      >“We’re becoming a rule-taker from Brussels once again,“ she said.

      I think that’s called „compromise“ Badenoch, and its not a bad thing. Its a sign of mature and responsible negotiations and is an altogether reasonable compromise.

    22. SalmonMan123 on

      Honestly seems like a pretty bad deal for the UK but at this point I don’t really care. If it can lead to better deals in the future and a defense pact / arms deal, whatever.

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