Comments by "Stephen Hill" (@stephenhill545) on "Financial Times" channel.

  1. ​ @98wojtas you're ill-informed. La Penne no longer speaks about Frexit. She dropped the policy.
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  2. Giving mad ideas equal airtime got us here. We need to rethink what balanced reporting means. The businesswoman who thought brexit would reduce red tape clearly had no idea what the single market is, a market deliberately created that way to make trade easy. How is that possible?
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  3. I used to supply teach in Germany, no more. It makes me sad.
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  4. ​ @sagardeva8082 being given special term fuelled the sense of exceptionalism rather than part of the team.
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  5. ​ @tovarisch3039 rational economic development is progress. Misplaced nostalgia isn't.
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  6. ​ @NGCS-ej4lz a free, prosperous and rules based one. I'd take that.
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  7. Brexit has screwed the financial sector.
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  8. ​ @novajeli they consider us to be Europeans, it is a geographical fact, and we are a product of European cultures and peoples.
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  9. ​ @Heymisterareyougonnadie have you spoken to french people about this?
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  10. It doesnt split the parties that much, labour members 80% remain. It does split the public.
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  11. ​ @simondymond8479 yes they are more stringent. Don't you recall the ham sandwich and sausages stories? There was a right fuss about British meat entering the EU, which if memory serves me right, Bojo and Farage tried to politically capitalise on.
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  12. Agree.
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  13. The argument in Russia about invading Ukraine is about making Russia great again, the argument against invading is further integrating with the European economy. Russia took the first road. It is a very polarised society in which family members often don't talk to each other, European car makers have left, but Russia is respected now they say
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