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A customs union is not the answer as we could not then negotiate deals with the rest of the world. This is pretty simple stuff. The British Public voted to leave the EU which included the single market and customs union. That is the whole point of leaving the ghastly EU which is badly on the rocks having ended QE and about to have failures in Italy and Germany

Just have free trade between us. The amounts involved are tiny. Incidentally the dreaded Sturgeon complains about the trading when 80 per cent of Scottish exports go to England. Again just have free trade no problem Free trade is the answer to most things but dont tell the Terrible Trump like most yanks dead against it

The transfer of Barclays assets to Ireland would not have anything to do with their low corporate tax rate would it?I know it infuriates the eu

Brexit will benjustnlike the Millennium Bug and will pass without a hitch no deal and we can immediately make trade deals. EU is a busted flush anyway. They all break their own rules no one had the criteria to gio into the Euro. I live in Italy and Euro a disaster here

Cauliflower I believe are tariff free and not assisted they are also much more profitable. Surely a moral there.The referendum was surely binding or no point in it. The Irish and Dutch had reruns as their government's were frit as the late lamented Lady Thatcher would have said. St least she would not have analysed up the admin like that frightful May woman. A strange mix of incompetence and stubbornness. And instead of continually kicking into the long grass perhaps she could break the habit of a lifetime and do so etching. The replacement of the back stop is classic May no idea what it consists of!!

You say presumptiously "as expected". But the market does not agree with you! Whose right?

If you cannot see a positive outcome see what Forbes have to say in an article today. Hopefully the exchange will prosecute the company for creating a false market

Fair comment. However, it is dangerous to underestimate the market even if it does not always get it right?

I believe Halifax is absolutely wrong. It is the considered opinion that the meetings themselves are themselves corporate actions. Look at other opinions on line.

Much is computerised credit scored or sub contracted. Nobody has to do charged and uncharged securities. Institute exams? But there are very good support staff some who can think outside the box -especially females in my experience. No fun though nor extrqordinary characters

You get the going rate of the offer or what you can sell for in the market. Get a good book on the workings of the stock market. Looks like you need it! Not said unkindly.

Surely new shares for the top people will not dilute much compared with the substantial buy backs which have the reverse effect!

These two "policians" have one thing in common. Neither is capable of making a decision! Everything has to be kicked into the long grass. Good job they do not run a business. Brexit, new runways, new power stations, HS2, disposable plastic bottle deposit scheme, nurses bursary. DO SOMETHING PLEASE

Sadly what you are suggesting is a concert party illegal under stock market rules.

Very few things on the market have not happened before. Most of us old stage rd have seen booms and busts many times! Nothing whatsoever unusual what has happened here.

An SP can drop suddenly straight trough a stop loss leading to unexpected situation as some have found here to their cost

Many thanks for kind comments.

Many thanks to all who expressed these. My wife died in a hospice which is a rare thing in Italy. They have recently computerised notes. During the 3 weeks in hospital. every doctor had read the case notes and noted the wish for the Hospice. By contrast my cousin husband in UK kept getting doctors in hospital who had not read the notes. When my wife was rushed into hospital the ambulance arrived under 5 minutes backed up our back alleyway and had a trained doctor on board.

Unheard of. Just look at Poseidon etc this is not that unusual

bit unfair to blame AIM. There are anomolies on the main market too eg the year gilts fluctuated by 35%