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There is no point in saving since the interest rates have been cut so there is a ridiculous amount of money going in to shares in the hope of better returns. Sadly this bubble will burst.

If you read the article you would have noted the part... "Trade negotiators who are Brits at the moment are basically working for the EU." It would be up to them whether they switched to working for the UK", he said.

It's another small pointer to the difficulties involved, still, something will turn up apparently.

Oliver Letwin admits that "we do not have trade negotiators", http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-uk-leaves-the-eu-36802756

Please re-phrase that and come back to me.

Petrol is creeping up a little too, this will be a death of a thousand cuts, lots of little negatives slowly all mounting up and snowballing. The answer, apparently, is to be positive and hope something turns up.

Fruit used to be picked here by British workers and hospitals were staffed by British doctors and nurses too .. so where have they gone ? ( you could never buy fags over the counter after midnight unless you used a fag machine by the way. ) I'm sure that benefits exist for British workers on...

Crikey, will get back to you later when I have deciphered what you are trying to say.

Sorry to have to confront you with real facts but have just a little think about our society at the moment. There is a huge amount of work done by immigrant labour on very low wages that keep our 5th biggest world economy from sliding down the pan. There is no viable alternative for many...

And, most of our crops are picked by cheap immigrant labour as our Brexit voters in Sunderland, Walsall and Essex aren't going to get up at 5 AM to pick Cauliflowers for 10 hours for the minimum wage.

Keep Believing ? .... you had best steer clear of The Monkees .When they were " Formed " only one of them could play an instrument... A bit like the cobbled together hopes and pipe dreams of Team Brexit