Stella Creasy urges the Government to stop dithering over whether France is a \u201cfriend or foe\u201d and progress with securing a policy to ensure businesses can trade abroad.
MP Stella Creasy criticises Tory government over economic choicesStella Creasy urges the Government to stop dithering over whether France is a “friend or foe” and progress with securing a policy to ensure businesses can trade abroad.
Opening their discussion regarding the Conservative’s post-Brexit economic choices, Stella Creasy told Lewis Goodall: “Let's talk about what direct access to single market looks like". The Labour MP reiterated: “What businesses want is the predictability of knowing what the rules are going to be, so we can get on and trade”.
She urged the Government to “stop telling people that some kind of trade deal with South Korea worth a million quid over 5 years is going to make up for the billions of pounds the government is losing by all the friction and red tape their now facing as a result of Brexit”. Lewis Goodall replied by stating: “Fundamentally isn’t what your saying and Starmer’s articulating just another form of cakeism, it’s exactly what characterised the Brexit years.”
Belgique Dernières Nouvelles, Belgique Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Keir Starmer denies split with Scottish Labour despite row over benefit capKeir Starmer has denied there is tension between Scottish Labour and the party south of the border despite disagreements over key policies
Lire la suite »
Keir Starmer pledges to smash 'class ceiling' for Scots if Labour takes powerThe Labour leader admitted many working class people remained unconvinced his party offered a way forward.
Lire la suite »
We want a second, but can’t: The rise of Britain’s one-child familiesWith the price of childcare and the cost of living increasing, parents desperate for another baby can’t make the sums add up
Lire la suite »
US government to investigate China's Microsoft email breachPLUS: Phishing campaign targets the C-suite; Cybercrime arrests in EU and Africa; and more
Lire la suite »