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This is a truly historic day - I disagree with David (and @pmdfoster). And that doesn't happen often!Customs and trade facilitation chapters in FTAs are quite generic. The actual, tangible

This is interesting but worth looking at the respondents of this survey/1https://twitter.com/julianHjessop/status/1381483468379447297 69 of mostly FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 companies. Basically, companies with all the resources in the world

You want to know what the real bad news is here? It's not that there are queues for miles just because the French customs authorities are "trialling post-Brexit boarding systems".

No, it won’t. Like really, trust me, it won't change the world. /1https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/11/21/joining-forces-canada-will-allow-britain-change-world/?utm_content=telegraph&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&

An all-day webinar today with the Belgian, Dutch, French, and Irish customs authorities (as you might have noticed by my earlier tweets).You know these traffic management systems we're trying to

Short on the Trader Support Service – the Gov sponsored customs support for NI. What it is and what it will do. The system goes live on 21 Dec (yes…

First thoughts on the new version of the Border Operating ModelNothing has changed – it's all additions to the previous version. We’re getting a lot more info on infrastructure –

Was thinking about UK-EU post-Brexit customs cooperation earlier today, prepping for a presentation on obstacles to trade facilitation and implementation of FTAs in Africa. Oddly enough a lot of the

Whether you've enjoyed the new Kent border jokes over the last few days or not, the Kent access permit, or Kermit, is an interesting concept. Is this something other countries

Just spoke to @mrjamesob on @LBC about Brexit readiness and Gove's letter. Asked a simple question: why aren't we ready for something that we knew was coming 4 years ago?

On this "the EU acted in bad faith" point. The EU was never the question mark in these negotiations. We've seen the EU negotiate FTAs time after time. We've seen

This seems obvious but clearly still needs repeating. No country can "promise", give or grant an FTA to another country. That's not how it works. Countries neogitiate an FTA together