Comments by "Reecom98" (@reecom9884) on "Summer holiday chaos: Cars queue at the Port of Dover as the holidaymakers are warned" video.

  1. Crossing from Dover now means crossing the EU’s external frontier and UK passport holders are now subject to all the same checks that the EU applies to other third country travellers. That means: restrictions on length of stay in the EU, potential questions about resources and reasons to visit, and passport stamps. It is no surprise that pre-Brexit traffic volumes combined with post-Brexit checks leave the border much more vulnerable to delays. The RMT Union have announced three days of strike action to affect several train operating companies on Thursday 20 July, Saturday 22 July and Saturday 29 July. The Met Office said, "According to provisional Met Office figures, the average mean temperature of 15.8C for June 2023 in the UK is the highest in a series since 1884, with England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland also reporting their respective warmest June on record." No air conditioning, rail strike, long lines in Dover; just have to stay home and sweat!
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  2.  @leesong6839  Yes, so what's your point? Why would the EU tourists visit the UK? They are bigger fishing areas for the EU in the Atlantic than the UK fishing area and a bigger fish market; unless the UK starts eating a lot more fish.
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  3.  @leesong6839  "How Brexit betrayed the UK fishing industry...Leaving the EU has cost British fishermen fish, money and jobs...with less access to the cod and haddock that frequent Norwegian waters post-Brexit, the deep-sea trawler and her 30-strong crew had to travel further afield to hunt for Britons’ seafood staples...U.K. seafood exports to the EU — Britain’s biggest trading market — fell 83 percent..." 22 Jun 2023 POLITICO.
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  4.  @leesong6839  Its in the published news media, where are you getting your information from voices in your head?
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  5.  @leesong6839  "Norway is closely linked with the EU through membership in the Agreement on the European Economic Area (EEA), which brings together all the 27 EU Member States and three of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein in a Single Market..." 28 Jul 2021 Europa EU.
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