A Little Boeuf Goes a Long Way

Commission gives Juncker-May readout. May suggested legally binding changes to backstop. Juncker 'underlined' EU won't reopen Agreement. But he said EU is ready to beef up Political Declaration. Talks were 'robust but constructive'. UK & EU negotiating teams will restart talks.

— Nick Gutteridge (@nick_gutteridge) February 7, 2019

Tusk's Special Place In Hell

Does Tusk's hell come with a time limited backstop?

BTW, 
he is wrong, 
there was a plan 
and that was...

TO LEAVE THE EU!

Details Details Details

This morning David Davis and Greg Hands are launching a proposed Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the UK and the EU post- Brexit. Here it is: pic.twitter.com/cdPx1KzSEW

— Laura Hughes (@Laura_K_Hughes) February 6, 2019

"Good and services.."?????

V Day

Greg Clark names Valentine's Day as the deadline for concluding a deal - or presumably extending negotiations. Otherwise firms exporters to the Far East will be plunged into chaos

— steve hawkes (@steve_hawkes) February 6, 2019

Brighton Ready for Brexit

All police leave cancelled for a month after Brexit https://t.co/g4CfNCwTnK pic.twitter.com/F3aiycB2DW

— Jo Wadsworth (@BrightonNewsJo) February 6, 2019

There Will Be No Customs Delays

As per the FT:

"Goods shipped to Britain from the EU will be waved through UK ports without checks for a temporary period if there is a no deal Brexit, HM Revenue & Customs announced on Monday. 

In a move aimed at reducing gridlock at UK ports if Britain leaves the EU without a deal, HMRC said it would introduce “simplified importing procedures” for an initial period of one year. In a letter to 145,000 VAT-registered companies, the UK’s tax collection agency said that, under its plans, companies transporting goods into the UK would be able to defer making a full declaration until after the goods had crossed the border. 

Companies would also be able to defer paying any duty until the month after import."

As I noted the other day, the laws of man can be changed at the stroke of bureaucrat's pen as HMRC have just proven!

Stuart Wheeler Nails It!

Concerns about a no-deal Brexit are the same as the over-the-top worries about the so-called "Millennium bug" in 1999, spread betting millionaire Stuart Wheeler says in today's @telegaph @lettersdesk pic.twitter.com/tg2GRbozak

— Christopher Hope (@christopherhope) February 5, 2019