A “Burma Brexit” – why Remainers should allow the Brexit mandate to be discharged – Jack of Kent blog

We are now only a few months away from 29th March 2019, which is when by automatic operation of law the United Kingdom leaves the European Union. (There are ways that this d…

Source: A “Burma Brexit” – why Remainers should allow the Brexit mandate to be discharged – Jack of Kent blog

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Oracle: Run, don’t walk, to patch this critical Database takeover bug • The Register

Flaw in House Larry’s flagship product allows ‘complete compromise’ of servers

Source: Oracle: Run, don’t walk, to patch this critical Database takeover bug • The Register

Why has Brexit come to warnings about food and medicine shortages? – Jack of Kent blog

For some time, one common contention of those supporting Brexit is that the UK should prepare for a “no deal” Brexit. This preparation would, it is asserted, put pressure…

Source: Why has Brexit come to warnings about food and medicine shortages? – Jack of Kent blog

Brexit Britain is Out of Options

Rarely have we been so enfeebled and isolated.
The only certainty is a perilous future

Source: Brexit Britain is out of options. Our humiliation is painful to watch | Nick Cohen | Opinion | The Guardian

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As a British EU negotiator, I can tell you that Brexit is going to be far worse than anyone could have guessed | The Independent

For anyone following Brexit developments, the last week should have shown that the level of complexity involved in Brexit is unprecedented. Ministers however seem to have inserted their heads firmly into the sand, hoping tricky problems will just go away.

Source: As a British EU negotiator, I can tell you that Brexit is going to be far worse than anyone could have guessed | The Independent

Labour should exploit the Tories’ disarray on Europe, not copy it | Polly Toynbee | Opinion | The Guardian

Source: Labour should exploit the Tories’ disarray on Europe, not copy it | Polly Toynbee | Opinion | The Guardian