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Mumsnet users are openly discussing stockpiling food, medicines and cleaning products in preparation for a no-deal Brexit. Mothers are voicing their concerns about shortages if the UK leaves the EU without a mumsnet brexit in a thread on the popular parenting site and sharing advice on how they are preparing for the eventuality. At the weekend a former advisor to Environment Secretary Michael Gove warned that certain foods could run out in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The same parent said that she and her partner mumsnet brexit stopped drinking alcohol in order to save money to put towards hoarding food, mumsnet brexit.

This is not what they promised, is it? The bare faced lies of it all. They've delayed introducing checks because they knew they couldn't square it with Leave campaign promises. In the end, the issue of NI was only solvable by these checks. It will make food more expensive and supply less reliable. There is zero, absolutely zero, benefit to the country. It's just a direct detriment imposed because they can't accept the whole thing is a fuck up.

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It's going to be 4 years since we withdrew our membership in European Union. Apart from the passport colour some people might prefer can anyone name one positive change which happened since then. The UK got covid vaccinations approved and ready for use despite EU regulations. Does that count? No that doesn't count. That was done under EU regs. I can't think of anything - unless you think that the freedom to pollute rivers and seas with sewage is a bonus. Just like the old days of the s! And yet after 6 weeks the eu overtook the uk in vaccinations delivered. And our Death rate from Covid is still absolutely shameful. If the could but they haven't, it rather suggests that factors other than EU prohibition are stopping it, ie: despite Brexit we haven't changed it. We have significantly reduced GDP though. We could develop more sensible vape laws now we are not tied to the Tobacco Products Directive. We could legalise the sale of nicotine eliquids in containers larger than 10ml and tanks with a capacity greater than 2ml.

Unanswered threads Acronyms Talk guidelines Hide shortcut buttons. The UK is doing well making new trade deals around the world and the only European country in the Pacific trade deal, mumsnet brexit. That's what opening up competition does.

No, I don't regret Brexit at all. The UK is doing well making new trade deals around the world and the only European country in the Pacific trade deal. I think a few big events came shortly after Brexit, Covid and the war in Ukraine which had a bad impact on many countries but Remainer's just love to claim any bad impact came from Brexit. Yes and no. It could have been done better but I feel once Whitehall has decided it doesn't want to do something then it won't- think Sir humphrey appleby. Everyone assumes brexit and immigration but my thinking wasn't that, it was purely making our country more sufficient such as buying more UK products - yes we can't survive alone but there is a whole world to trade with. I felt the eu didn't particularly like us and I it changed alot from the original agreement in the 70s.

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Genuinely curious. I can't see how it has improved things at all. Apparently Brexit could have been great but the nasty Europeans are punishing the UK for our independence of spirit. Oh ffs you are not genuinely curious, you have made your own mind up which is fair enough, but you just want to start yet another argument about the pros and cons which has been going on for almost the last ten years. What kind of perverse satisfaction do you get from starting yet another thread. It would be interesting if those who voted that they still think Brexit was a good idea, to tell us exactly why , and what benefits we have seen from it. But they won't, will they? Because - beyond prejudiced nationalism and a yearning for the days of the Empire - there aren't any.

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We have taken back control of our borders, so we can choose how many migrants to let into the country. The problem with Brexit is we didn't Brexit hard enough replies. Could you explain exactly how Brexit benefits those on lower incomes needing council housing etc? I was a remain voter and I was deeply angry with David Cameron for putting an ill thought out referendum to the British Public but what is the actual point in this thread? It seems to me though, that the only thing standing in the way of the Tories stripping away all of my rights is EU legislation. Active Watching Add post I'm on Search. TUI Booking. Bernard Matthews turkey factory is to close at cost of jobs as loss-making firm fails to find a buyer Lee Anderson is 'greeted with standing ovation' at Tory fundraiser even though he is suspended from the Advanced search Saved Active Unanswered threads. Another said she was 'stocking up' on tune, tomatoes and bread mix as another said she was loading up on 'nappies, Calpol, formula, toiletries, paracetamol etc'. Pictured: Disruption at Dover in I like that instead of our laws being made by foreigners they are made here in the UK by a Prime Minister who isn't sure he wants to live in the UK. Today Mumsnet users have shared so-called hamster lists detailing the food they are stocking up on. Active Watching Add post I'm on Search.

It is a compromise that, to a large extent, squares the circle of the PM's red lines and the EU's negotiating position. For Leavers, still being under EU rules and in a customs arrangement mean that this is 'Brexit in name only. The customs backstop making the risk of a hard border in Ireland unlikely.

See all. Sharing posts outside of Mumsnet does not disclose your username. See all. Could you explain exactly how Brexit benefits those on lower incomes needing council housing etc? Have you ever boycotted a brand due to being pro-brexit Here's why Please create an account or log in to access all these features. For one person. It could have been done better but I feel once Whitehall has decided it doesn't want to do something then it won't- think Sir humphrey appleby. I don't understand why people are bemused or annoyed by the fact that severing all our mutual agreements on borders, trade, working rights, yada yada turns out to affect those things. I think there is going to be some pain in the short term. Please create an account To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account. They've delayed introducing checks because they knew they couldn't square it with Leave campaign promises. Meet the two beautiful Aussie women who set sail for England hoping to snare a prince. They're about to impose checks.