EU Commission spokesman acknowledges Council President Charles Michel's claim the UK has an 'outright ban' on vaccine exports is wrong. 'We know different countries have got different measures in place. This does not concern vaccines, as far as we understand, coming from the UK.'
— Nick Gutteridge (@nickgutteridge) March 10, 2021
Breaking: Understand Dominic Raab has written to European Council pres Charles Michel this evening after he made false claims about UK operating a vaccine export ban.
— Harry Yorke (@HarryYorke1) March 9, 2021
The letter sets record straight and urges EU to need for unity on pandemic.
EU rep has also been summoned.
Clearly the post Brexit relationship with the EU is breaking down. It is entirely possible that the agreement with the EU may well be ripped up.
BREAKING: Germany is to rewrite its vaccination plan and follow Britain’s lead by delaying the second dose of coronavirus vaccines.
— Politics For All (@PoliticsForAlI) March 5, 2021
Via @thetimes pic.twitter.com/Dj5Gebf5g4
It looks like the European Commission will take legal action against the UK for it's unilateral move the NI Protocol.
— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) March 4, 2021
So what are the options?
Lord Frost has set the cat amongst the pigeons.
Whether this is part of a master plan to implement a "hard Brexit" by default, and then blame it on the EU remains to be seen.
Breaking: away from the Budget, major movement on the Northern Ireland Protocol.
— Harry Yorke (@HarryYorke1) March 3, 2021
The UK is unilaterally extending the supermarket grace period by five months.
EU sources saying this is a breach of the protocol - claim rejected by UK side.https://t.co/1LUYFY4Lq1
It will be interesting to see what other actions the UK will take in the coming week or so!
Lord Frost has wasted no time in letting the EU know that he hasn't gone anywhere.
EU will include UK in covid vaccine passport, despite Brexit, because of revolt by Greece, Spain, Italy even Macron's France: they are desperate for British tourists
— Andrew Pierce (@toryboypierce) March 2, 2021
The story of a French reverse ferret:
— Andrew Neil (@afneil) March 2, 2021
Latest research shows Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine slightly more effective than the Pfizer vaccine. For those over 70, four weeks after 1st dose, protection ranged between 57/61% for 1 dose of Pfizer, between 60/73% for AZ.
Top trolling of the eu😁 https://t.co/Y8rcd77L3G
— Ken Frost (@ken_frost) March 2, 2021
