We’ve witnessed the long tailbacks of trucks at the Channel ports. We’ve seen the resulting shellfish hold-ups and food shortages and the empty supermarket shelves. We’ve had the sausage wars with Northern Ireland and we’re facing demands from the EU for an increased divorce bill. I don’t recall any of this painted on the side of a big red bus during the referendum campaign! Brussels now says that the UK owes it £40.8 billion, almost £2 billion more than we agreed. The UK claims that the negotiated divorce settlement was between £35bn and £39bn. It looks like our Brexit divorce is going to cost even more than Jeff Bezos’s payment to his ex-wife MacKenzie Bezos, following their explosive split.
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Hundreds gathered for two protests in Glasgow on Saturday, one for Scottish independence from the United Kingdom, and the other pro-Unionists waving Union Jack flags.
The demonstrations in Scotland s capital came just days away from a vote to elect new members of the 129-seat Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.
Independence is again a key issue again for the 6 May election, seven years after a failed vote on breaking away from the UK.
How the COVID-19 pandemic is being handled is also playing a key role in people’s beliefs for both sides.
Speaking at the rally, participant Bob Glenn said the coronavirus pandemic had strengthened his belief Scotland should be able to make more decisions independent of London.
Scottish independence and pro-Union rallies take place in GlasgowEurope 2021-05-02, by Editor Comments Off 0
Hundreds gathered for two protests in Glasgow on Saturday, one for Scottish independence from the United Kingdom, and the other pro-Unionists waving Union Jack flags.
The demonstrations in Scotland’s capital came just days away from a vote to elect new members of the 129-seat Scottish Parliament at Holyrood.
Independence is again a key issue again for the 6 May election, seven years after a failed vote on breaking away from the UK.
How the COVID-19 pandemic is being handled is also playing a key role in people’s beliefs for both sides.