Ann Widdecombe explodes at MEP Sophia in 't Veld, who said majority of Brits don't support
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Dutch MEP Sophia in 't Veld reminded Ms Widdecombe that only 43% of UK voters chose the Brexit-supporting Tories in last month’s general election and that a “majority of the British people did not vote for a Brexit party”.
It triggered a seething response from Ms Widdecombe, who defected to the Brexit Party from the Tories last year before she was subsequently elected as an MEP.
She screamed: “17.4 million people, in the biggest democratic turnout in British history [in 2016], voted to Leave!”
#eudebates
“Why did Boris Johnson get such a massive majority in the last election? Because his basic promise was get Brexit done!”
Ms in 't Veld had been responding to an earlier speech by Ms Widdecombe during a debate about EU citizens’ rights in the UK after the 31 January departure date.
On free movement, she had said: “The ending of free movement was a massive factor in the British public’s decision to leave the EU.”
She went on: “The British people expect the British government to end free movement and do it in a way which is effective and not merely nominal.”
During the last session that British MEPs will partipate in, Dutch MEP Sophia In 't Veld stepped in to correct the Brexit Party stalwart on her claims that all of the British people wanted to leave the EU.
She raised the point of order after a ranting speech from Widdecombe during a debate about the rights of EU citizens as enshrined in the Withdrawal Agreement.
Widdecombe took issue with a clause in the EU's motion that stated the bloc "regrets" that the principle of free movement between the UK and the bloc will end.
She pointed out that freedom of movement was a "massive factor" in what she phrased as "the British public's decision" to leave the EU.
She accused the EU of "political myopia" around this and said: "The sooner this parliament wakes up to that, the sooner we will have the right sort of dialogue."
But In 'T Veld, who is a member of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe group, raised a key point of order against Widdecombe's claims about the British public.
She said: "Mrs Widdecombe, I hear you say 'the British people' want this or that.
"But isn't it true that only 43% of the people voted for your political agenda and it's only because of your electoral system that Mr Johnson has a majority of seats in parliament.
"The majority of people did not vote for a Brexit party. Isn't that true, Mrs Widdecombe?" she said, to applause.
Widdecombe shot back in characteristic bombastic style, saying: "17.4 million people in the biggest democratic turnout in British history voted to leave. We ended up in the European elections as the single biggest party in this parliament. Why? Why did Boris Johnson get such a massive majority in the last election? Because his basic promise was 'get Brexit done'."
In 't Veld could be seen making 'talk to the hand' gestures as Widdecombe responded.
Sophia in 't #Veld, Dutch MEP stand up for #Remainers against Ann #Widdecombe
#eudebates
#EuropeanParliament
#Brexit
#BrexitDebate
“A stupid measure”
“This is a stupid measure, launched the Liberal MEP Sophie in ‘t Veld (RE, Netherlands), no government has the right to take away rights from citizens “.
She would have made the best Prime Minister ever, but unfortunately with today's emphasis on political correctness and appearance she was a non starter.
@Seán O'Nilbud Your obviously a genius, with an amazing vocabulary. Keep it up.😏😏😏
@@commonsensicle2231 he's a troll. Ignore him. I thought your comment was spot on.
England geographically is tiny compared to France and Germany yet the U.K. were branded racist for not accepting free movement. We are literally sinking under the weight of unlimited immigration. Hosing, school places and health care are under an enormous strain. The U.K. is not a racist nation, we simply cannot house the entire planet!
You are absolutely right, but you will always be classed as racist for not agreeing with some peoples' opinions. I am for immigration for needed skills and people that contribute to the economy.
It's the lazy argument...if you can't counter someone's points just call them racist.
@@Dimsky-wv1kk I always reckon Enoch Powell destroyed any debate on immigration by raising it in the way he did. He was in the cabinet and could have worked on the subject then. When his career was destroyed nobody dared raise the subject for decades. Only freedom of movement started politicians debating the subject again without much fear. We should always be able to debate the subject.
@@barry5111 There are fourth generation people in Germany who are not Germans because their forebears came from Turkey after the Second World war to do the jobs the German,s did not want, or were in or under Russian soil. We have always welcomed immigrant,s who come to work and pay their taxes and play the game.That is why the Windrush scandal leave,s a bad taste in the mouth.
@@petersaupe7455 the trouble is the home office and their mess of rules that change over years then later staff change and they have to dig through records to find a ruling. Sometimes records have been destroyed then people who didn't formalise their status years ago got hammered even though they thought they didn't need to. A west indian friend went back on holiday and they gave him trouble when he came back. Our home office have not been fit for purpose for years.
Do not mess with Anne Widdecombe. If you do, it's at your peril.
Oh no, what is she going to do, wreck her economy to spite me?
@@inthruthebackdoor Do you really think that my educated French friends cower when arrogant Anne tells them what she thinks? No they feel sorry for me having such a Palmerstonian time warp as a fellow citizen. The woman is a complete anachronism. James
I have only one thing to say to Anne Widdecombe. Bye!!!!
Here in 2024 , the UK economy is the fastest growing economy in the G7 along side Canada. Germany, the sick man of Europe drags down the eurozone along with stagnant France. I don't rejoice , I want the EU and UK to boom together as friends and especially allies in this dangerous world.
Why does the BBC never show this on the news?
Because they do not want more people in the U.K. to realise what the EU is really like!
Because despite it's claims, it is no longer unbiased, it is. It's shameful that's it's just a shadow of the unpolitical bias on which it was funded. Overpaid, under educated people that tow the line for their salary. Try complaining about anything with the BBC and see where you get.
@TheRenaissanceman65 LMAO. I think I spelled "the line" correctly. Try correcting me on "tow". Apart from that, how does it judge that nobody is interested in watching the EU parliament?
Is it because like me, they think that Ann Widdecombe is a mischief making slime eating bottom feeder?
@@gerrymacmanus . No matey. Like yourself, they don’t like the truth. They also don’t want their non jobs to disappear. They are the REAL BOTTOM FEEDERS. 😉
A woman that speaks the truth without fear.
where?
@@tyronewynn982 Are you serious
@@williamlane9844 of course. that s why I asked
@@tyronewynn982 She is a good Brexiter, and not a sour remoaner,
@@williamlane9844 was Brexit even good?
I never liked Ann as a conservative, I don't know why. Maybe I didn't hear enough of her in parliament. But I am honest enough to hold my hands up and say that I was wrong. Pity people in power can't be as honest.
@Chuck Stew born and bred in the Rhondda valleys, but as I got older my perceptions changed. My fathers never, but he stayed in the valleys, but I travelled the world. Have come to the conclusion that all politicians are self serving, lying, money grabbing cunts, except some are worse than others. Apart from Tony Benn, I disagreed with his politics but believe he was an honourable man.
@@simonrolph3882 You are spot on. So many people have said " I don't agree with his politics, but I respect him." Tony Benn was passionate about his beliefs and he stuck by them, no matter what the political climate. He was indeed that rare thing in politics, an honest man with no hypocrisy.
Aww bless, did Anne hurt your feelings...what a shame.
Ann Widdecombe has certainly played her part in getting Brexit done.
Ann widdecombe is probably one of the very few politicians who stands up for GREAT BRITAIN 🇬🇧👏👏👏
@Denise Lawson Its simply democracy, more people (who had insight into the country before the Common Market) voted to leave the EU. I think UK made the correct move and the future will be the measure of it.
@@awalk5177 Taken away the right to the life enhancing freedom to roam round Europe from my grandchildren that their Irish cousins will continue to enjoy.
@@Windowman666 I agree with Denise. I don't like counterproductive insults but do wonder what good Anne has ever done for young people because she revels in the fact that she's cut off opportunities for them. To anyone educated Anne is the epitome of how England has become a nasty nostalgic unwelcoming isolationist monolingual xenophobic anachronism.
@@jamesbovington8218 The right to travel around Europe ( and the world) has not been taken away. The people of UK have always travelled around Europe and that has not changed. You only have to take a different queue at passport control. Your statement is inaccurate. Nobody will stop you travelling.
I love anne. Went to brexit conference and she is amazing along with all the others. Brilliant 👏👏👏👏👏
YOU ARE HERE:BREXIT
Building supplies hit by container-port congestion
07 JAN 2021 BY LEM BINGLEY
The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) has warned the government that congestion at UK ports is affecting the availability of construction materials.
BMF chief executive John Newcomb said: “There is a concern over the availability of products imported in containers, mainly from the Rotterdam, such as ironmongery, plumbing items, tools and natural stone.”
Congestion at UK container ports became apparent last month, with coronavirus-related imports combined with COVID-secure measures leading to throughput difficulties at the terminals.
Newcomb, who serves as co-chair of a Construction Leadership Council group examining the impact of Brexit on the supply of building materials and products, said: “There appears to be an increasing issue getting [containers of] products through ports, with some ships being stopped from landing and sent back to Rotterdam.”
He added that, in some cases, unloading times have quadrupled from one week to four. “We’ve raised this matter with government and asked about the readiness of ports and customs, as we head into Brexit.”
On 29 November, the Port of Felixstowe - the UK’s busiest container port handling almost half of UK shipments - said that, like other major container ports worldwide, it was “experiencing a spike in container volumes and dealing with the consequences of the ongoing COVID pandemic”.
It added: “The current high volumes will last well into the new year, but we are working hard to minimise the impact on daily operations and to maintain vital supply chains.”
Among other challenges, the port said “slow-moving” shipments of personal protective equipment (PPE) were clogging up its yards. Various media reports in mid-November said as many as 11,000 containers of defective PPE were waiting to be scrapped at the cost of millions to the tax payer.
The port said it aimed to recruit and train 104 extra drivers and additional engineers to increase throughput, and that it was working with the government’s supply chain to clear the PPE backlog. “Volumes have reduced significantly since the peak and should all be cleared within six to twelve months,” it said.
Difficulties with imported goods follow on the heels of supply problems affecting materials such as plaster, timber and landscaping products, caused by factory shutdowns, unusual demand and panic buying related to Brexit shortages.
Last week’s Purchasing Managers’ Index survey found contractors complaining about transport delays and stock shortages. The price of timber had risen sharply and helped put up input costs.
Mark Robinson, group chief executive at public sector procurement organisation Scape, warned that the industry is “already beginning to see the impact of Brexit on the availability of materials”.
Beard Construction finance director Fraser Johns noted that pressure on supply chains would increase dramatically in the spring as Brexit fails to deliver under the agreement signed by "Johnson, the fucking idiot boy. It has completely screwed our industry sector and however important to the economy construction is, it cannot afford to suffer due to delays at the border while we wait for materials to reach our sites,” he said. If I get my hands on anyone who says he voted for Brexit, I swear I'll hang for what I'll do to him.
She is dreadful.
She's paid big dollars to speak she should be good
She was in charge of prisons when a Tory minister.She got sacked for the record amount of prison escapes while she was in charge....The vile creature also tried to get into law pregnant women who gave birth whilst imprisoned should be handcuffed .....So vile she turns my stomach .
@@robster1073 at least we rid of the vile European union.. thank God democracy won. Thank you very much 🏴🇬🇧
True British grit, love this women, no nonsense straight to the point say it as it is.
There are MEPs from 27 other countries, and they are all just as capable of talking shite.
indeed, selling the pound ever since brexit made me rich, thank you!!! Long live Britain!
Good On You,Ann, put the EU, in there place , good for telling it straight.
They are putting us in our place
@@asimov1123 They're really not are they. We left the federalist superstate.
@@bert454 How is the fisheries policy working for you, what about the cancellation of imports, delay of goods, increase in delivery costs, oh yeah sovereignty and your blue passport 🙄
@@asimov1123 Imports are just material things. So what?
The UK can/does produce food. We have farms to grow food and so on.
Patriot's like myself would rather be poor and have our own law/order & sovereignty, then rich and handover our sovereignty to a foreign government all in the name of trade. There's a whole world out there to trade with, not just with the EU federalists.
@@bert454@Bert not too bright, what food do we produce in winter. What laws did you have problems with in particular (you have no clue) and sovereignty isn't a word you would have used before you realised that was all you were getting from your brexit. So far all the trade deals we have made amount to very little. We were the poor man of Europe when we joined and possibly will be again. You had the good but have denied the youth the same benefits and freedoms that were given to you. Well done little englander.
Funny how the chair always looks at the british members with contempt.
No, its called fear
She's Irish. Britain occupied them. Still does the North
She only asks those to be quiet, who are making noise on other people's speaking time. She shouldn't have had to, but there you have it.
She is a self serving bitch of a career politician. Mairead Mc Guinness is a traitor to Ireland.
Nobody thinks Brexiteers are as thick as mince. Just like nobody thinks Brexit was a bad idea. Brexit was a good idea, I can prove it look at all the benefits, first, sovereignty - we make all the decisions except the ones made by the EU, then there's freedom - we are free to do anything we please except the things that the EU don't want us to do. We can decide how little to pay a factory workers, except that all the factories have gone to mainland Europe where they have to pay the minimum wage at least, and have twenty seven local countries to sell the widgets they make to. We can do trade deals all around the world, except with the countries that are worth doing a deal with, they don't need our deal, they need the EU's deal instead. We can fish to our hearts content, and we don't need any customers for the fish because we believe in Britain. We can have a prime minister of our own, that looks like he slept in a skip and can say three phrases in primary school Latin, the Europeans have to have a smart leader with shiny shoes who can speak 4 languages fluently, drinks white wine from the correct glass and knows which year Beethoven won the Grand National and on top of all that also understands the workings of Far Eastern politics, religion and Dakar Monopoly board game rules. Brexit really means 'Britain's Exit' from the European Union . There's a small mistake, The United Kingdom includes Northern Ireland, which as every Brexiteer knows is across the sea, on another island, that's why the Brexiteers called it Brexit. But they forgot the Scotland thingy. Scotland is on the island of Britain, and they voted in their previous referendum to remain in the UK because that way they could remain in the European Union. Well fuck me sideways!, they were tricked, I'm not surprised. Farage, Johnson, Hannan and the others are absolutely fantastic 'snake oil salesmen'. Just look back at the bullshit they told the clever Brexiteers, less foreigners on the busses speaking Polish, no hoards of Turks arriving on foot from Constantinople, levelling up in Newcastle so the Geordies will be living like lords on Brexit day, and on and on. None of which has come true or can it ever. So no wonder the Scott's were duped, if they knew that Johnson and Farage were going to pull the flanker with all that Russian money, they would have voted for independence by a ninety nine percent margin. Anyway, I digress. It should have been called LingWaxit, not Brexit. for Little England and Wales Exit. A bit of a tong twister I know, and quite complicated for the average Brexiteer, so Brexit it was. Now that Scotland's demographics have moved closer to independence and Northern Ireland have been screwed over so dreadfully badly by Johnson's ready made microwave concoction, Brexiteers have won, all on their own. Lets hope they can get over it.
Without the British MEP EU Parliament is boring 😴
It's full of bums and wasters, failed politicians in their own countries
Good!. Leave the serious matters for grow up people. Sanity finally left the house.
Trumps bum chum nigel farage & geriatric unemployable actor who’ll be dead soon and fucked it up for generations.
@@steveh1844 cry some more you tit if you love Europe so much sod off over there and go down with them LOL.
True, just like USA will be boring without DT.
The Irish chairs hatred of the British is palpable
Not the first she’s displayed this attitude
@@karlosthejackel69 and justified perhaps...
Why might that be do you think?
@@maskellmaolseachlainn6347 do tell us why she is unable to be professional in her role
Can you blame them after how Britain has treated them?
Well said Anne we'd vote out again
Speak in your name. I would not.
ha! You would, would you? Not learnt a THING ? Not seen the lies dissected, not looked at the demographics, not spoken to anyone from above your bridge? If you think that 17.4 million is a majority made up out of 66 million then you obviously live in a different dimension and there's little hope for your survival in this one, the real one where that equation is aound one in four. It's primary school maths that you don't grasp and yet you were able to vote in a referendum of such importance, no wonder the toffs got their way with such an easy level of stupidity to overcome.
@@danieljones741 it was the majority stupid or we d still b in out of all that could vote. The majority was. For leave. Go get a hankie out out and out a f UK in gane
@@johnfarrell8714 @John farrell u wonna git pissnal gitta spillchick hahahaah. You don't get it, you won't get it or you can't get it, your choice lad, every way you lose. i won't get dirty, in contrast to many comments here from bridge-dwellers, however this, from such a well informed character as yourself, i would have expected something more substantial than that old onion, the majority, a word i'm sure you'd like linked with landslide, that's a sad one that is, fyi a 2% swing would have hung the vote. In footie terms that's eleven millimetres of ball not over the line, after all that effort we see that we've been playing with a deflated ball. Are you one of those who think what's happened is ok? If so i'm glad your power is restricted to the ballot-box now-and-then. While you're checking the spillage you can facktchekk some lies you were fed.
I'd hope so. Bye!!
Ann Widdecomb absolutely right looking at this 1.2021
You tell them Ann
Well done Anne!
Well said and 100% correct.
not really
@@tyronewynn982 Yes really! 👍🏻
Remoner in the chat😱
@@thatcarguy6190 just not true
@@tyronewynn982 Ahh tis tis..
Just because you don't or won't admit it doesn't make it any less true!
Only 43% voted for the agenda, as opposed to 0% who voted for EU membership. Do these people ever hear themselves?
We're well out, thank God. I pity the rest of Europe, having to go on living under this tyranny.
I wonder which countries will shoulder the financial weight of carrying the deadbeat ones....?
@@rah1721 Hopefully more countries will pull out of this tyranny as you rightly say 👍
we have to remember that to a large proportion of some of Europe's population the Allied occupancy and reintroduction of pre-war capitalist systems was viewed as a political disaster. They were hoping for 'freedom' to be instituted under their beloved leader Joe Stalin & his henchmen of the USSR !
Today the descendents of those disappointed Leftists, who post-1945 were disappointed to have been born the wrong side of the Iron Curtain, are now concluding a 75 year long struggle which has outlived the original cause they had fought & believed in even in the former Soviet Union. They seek to form their socialist USofEurope as part of the Chinese led globalist NWO.
Those such as George Soros & Goldman Sachs are supporting the current EU's leadership in pursuit of their own ambitions to manage [& control] the economic management of the EU and to transform it into a high tec' trading partner of the PRC /CCP using cheap African & Middle Eastern labour in order to compete with the Chinese led developing Nations in the economic NWO.
Sooner than you think, you'll be asking to comeback! Just wait!
@@pedromarcos5952 Rot. Why do you think they were making it so hard for Britain to leave? They rely on everything about her!!!
Freedom of movement is clearly the biggest issue. Well said Anne
Yes imprison young people on this island. After all no point going to mainland Europe they don't have any culture. Only jingoistic nationalist monolingual xenophobic isolationist anachronism that is Brexit Britain has anything to offer.
And here you are. The free movement finish.
@@jamesbovington8218 Young people will not be imprisoned on this island. People roamed around Europe before the creation of the EU. Or have you forgotten? The freedom of movement that Ann Widdecombe spoke about, and which the majority voted against, was about cheap labour and the sharp drop in wages, therefore lower living standards, increasing poverty, splitting up of families and destruction of communities, etc. Or maybe it is just too much for you to think about those at the bottom of society.
@@jamesbovington8218 😂 they can still leave the UK you loon
@@jamesbovington8218 Don’t be an inward looking little cult of eu loon, the British people travel, study and work around the world without having to be in a Nazi wet dream of a European government.
Anne widdecombe exploding is something I care not to think about
Imagine nigel and ann in charge. It would be great to be british again.
English. That would definitely send the other countries away. Can't you people deal with the world as it is rather than harking back to some nasty nostalgic Palmerstonian time warp?
They would scuttle away like rats as soon as it became apparent they were accountable - they both have lots to say, but as soon as reality bites they vanish.
@@TheLukejitsu Shades of January 1933
@@jamesbovington8218 why ain't you ENGLISH then because I am 🇬🇧
People like yourself are the reason why the maintenance of the Union becomes less and less tenable by the day. Farage and Widdecombe represent everything wrong with the UK and having either in charge would surely signal the end of Great Britain.
Btw, the "great" in Great Britain is nothing to do with achievement, it's in reference to the Island of Britain being the greatest of the British Isles.
If this sort of wrangling and dismissal of Great Britain is endemic in the European Parliament, then thank goodness we are out of it!
The Irish woman in the chair is really salty.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Whatever is debated doesn't have any meaning either, it's not MEP's who make change happen, that is the commission who holds that power.
There is a unique definition of democracy in Brussels. They don't understand it.
Ah the Irish, vote to leave and had thier thinking checked. 😂😂😂
The Irish woman in the chair always comes across as anti British in my personal opinion.
@@barryhardman8102 That's what I thought but wasn't sure if it was just me thinking that.
Well said Anne.
Strength like this what our MP’s need
Isn't she marvellous
I am pleased Anne returned to politics.
No she's a national embarrassment as Brexiteers would learn if they could be bothered to talk to intelligent Europeans. But they can't as they live in the UK a Palmerstonian Anachronism and monolingual jingoistic dump.
@@jamesbovington8218 Democracy :-)
Give Anne her time again she would make a great PM
Well done ANN. You can mop the floor with these people!!!!
Ann is just a wind bag that think the UK has still got any relevance in the world.
@@marjorysarcina4289 The UK certainly does! But only under solid conservative leadership principles. THAT is when it is strong and can make a difference.
@@marjorysarcina4289 We know the EU federlism has no relevance. S**t holes like Romania, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland etc few mindless people would ever consider living and their economies are handout economies. Deadbeat nations!
They should put a statue of Ann up outside Parliament..
That would be great for the pigeons
Would love to pull it down.
@@henryjames5663ah a sado remoaner whining whinging remoaner rejoiner are you Henry?
Sado remoaner rejoiner
@@lloydnaylor6113 🤣🤣🤣
We want our country back.
@Olga Brunswick You write in English,irony me thinks. And the language mostly spoken is still going to be English and we are not there.Sour grapes.
@Denise Lawson keep dreaming
@Denise Lawson Yawn.
@@tomjones8715 Well that means that 30 million don't.
Have it. Bye!!
That woman is a bloody legend 👏👏👏👏
Woman?.
@@SB-dx7kb 🤢😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
@@esseker6320ah a pathetic lefty remoaner rejoiner.
Great. Great our lady of our great country god bless you Ann England for ever we love YOU
@Seán O'Nilbud And that's the limit of Irish erudition.
Your arrogance will be your undoing.
She's a national embarrassment. Talk to intelligent people from other countries.
@@jamesbovington8218 totally agree with you saw her on the telly and she was saying Donald trump didn't stir the trump supporters up!! Get real Ann!!
i honestly have such disdain for liberals and the left and hope it kicks off soon so we can get rid of these traitors
im gonna miss ann schooling the EU
Brilliant
Well said Ann! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Glorious.
The Hatred for the British in this chamber is terrible, you will Miss us all when Germany and France are steamrolling there own agendas over the whole EU
@@JaEDLanc . Might be sooner than that. Can’t think of a better time to bring the agenda forward. Why let a good crisis go to waste? 😉
J A ED y
We won't miss you. Bye!!
@@markpower9081 the feeling is mutual 👌
@@mruniversalpolitical2291 Your country will never stop debating Brexit and its relationship with the EU. Brexit will never end. Enjoy that.
If Carlsberg did politicians !!
We'll said Anne .
www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/government-to-investigate-woefully-inadequate-free-school-meals/ar-BB1cFKFA?ocid=msedgntp
Well said? Brexit ended British rights to send migrants back to the EU by scrapping the Dublin III Regulations ya cabbage.
If Carlsberg did politicians, they'd be made in Denmark and could be freely traded across 27 countries, but not Britain. Anyway, bye!!
EU get lost
Go girl..
Is she Britain's Brain of Britain champion? She looks and sounds like a real genius.
she isn't.
@@chops6416 Thought so. A dolt, instead.
...spent elocution lessons in the toilet
She is absolutely right on this.
It was the Free movement of anyone, from the EU to Britain, that most here don't agree with.
That is why we voted OUT.
So you think it a price worth paying that my grandchildren can no longer roam round Europe as their parents could and their Irish cousin still can? They can go obviously but say my grandson and his cousin from Galway want to work in France for the summer the Irish lad can but his Yorkshire cousin working would be illegal. Pleased about that? If so say so but it seems such a shame.
James bovington its call a work Visa you can get one and go work in France the same as if you wanted to go work in America or anywhere else in the world. We were roaming the world well before the EU and will be doing so well after its collapse
This is not true. Free movement wasn't an issue in the 90s. It became an issue when it was expanded to the people of Easter Europe. The rest of us in Europe saw that extending free movement to Poles, Czechs, Romanians etc. was only fair. Britain, uniquely, couldn't extend that solidarity. Anyway, Bye!!!!
@@markpower9081 it wasn't a problem because all the countries were on similar economic and cultural value level so there was back and forth and only a somewhat small amount in BOTH directions. And we all accepted if we were to move to their country we would assimilate to there language and way of life. When they opened us up to eastern Europe those same thing did not apply. That's what was wrong and why there is a problem
Well, if allowing the Poles and Romanians (because they were the ones vilified) the same privileges as the rest of us in the EU was too much for Britain, then I guess you made the right decision.
Good old Anne, Welcome back. Keep up the good work xx
As a Dutchman i can safely say
*We do not claim ms. in ‘t Veld*
Someone plz adopt her
Sophia really beggars belief.
I didnt know ann was on the panel am glad she was
@TheRenaissanceman65 ok
Sophia hasn’t got a clue and her attitude is the reason why we’re sick of the EU. Cheerio!
She was right
We don't want you back. Scotland and Wales are welcome, England can do one. Enjoy the devalued pound, loss of trade, ruined businesses and raised prices. Suckers.
She's marvellous when she's angry.
Well said Ann
Its lovely to look back and see the faces from the position of freedom
Our faces? We're laughing our holes off.
Freedom??? Under the tories??? MUG!
I guess she's eating her hat now after the last election ! 😂 More people voted to leave !
Well said Anne ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
God she just gets better
Ann Widdecombe has integrity and will speak truth. Ann cannot be bought off.
😂😂😂😂Integrity, oh my aching sides!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Schooled!!!
your awesome Ann , you tell them !!
Johnson was absolutely helped by how shite Corbyn was though tbf
There were people who were for Brexit who still voted for Labour ... because they would never vote Tory ... The Referendum was the true Brexit vote because it was tge only issue of the vote ... and in the biggest turn out in British voting history the result was to Leave
Anne fantastic the best. Love you Anne.
The Best
THANK GOD WE ARE OUT.
Well Ann. Boris got it done
He got FA done. How's the £350 million a week for the NHS going??
2:42 Too busy celebrating....! 🥳 😂
YOU ARE HERE:BREXIT
Building supplies hit by container-port congestion
07 JAN 2021 BY LEM BINGLEY
The Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) has warned the government that congestion at UK ports is affecting the availability of construction materials.
BMF chief executive John Newcomb said: “There is a concern over the availability of products imported in containers, mainly from the Rotterdam, such as ironmongery, plumbing items, tools and natural stone.”
Congestion at UK container ports became apparent last month, with coronavirus-related imports combined with COVID-secure measures leading to throughput difficulties at the terminals.
Newcomb, who serves as co-chair of a Construction Leadership Council group examining the impact of Brexit on the supply of building materials and products, said: “There appears to be an increasing issue getting [containers of] products through ports, with some ships being stopped from landing and sent back to Rotterdam.”
He added that, in some cases, unloading times have quadrupled from one week to four. “We’ve raised this matter with government and asked about the readiness of ports and customs, as we head into Brexit.”
On 29 November, the Port of Felixstowe - the UK’s busiest container port handling almost half of UK shipments - said that, like other major container ports worldwide, it was “experiencing a spike in container volumes and dealing with the consequences of the ongoing COVID pandemic”.
It added: “The current high volumes will last well into the new year, but we are working hard to minimise the impact on daily operations and to maintain vital supply chains.”
Among other challenges, the port said “slow-moving” shipments of personal protective equipment (PPE) were clogging up its yards. Various media reports in mid-November said as many as 11,000 containers of defective PPE were waiting to be scrapped at the cost of millions to the tax payer.
The port said it aimed to recruit and train 104 extra drivers and additional engineers to increase throughput, and that it was working with the government’s supply chain to clear the PPE backlog. “Volumes have reduced significantly since the peak and should all be cleared within six to twelve months,” it said.
Difficulties with imported goods follow on the heels of supply problems affecting materials such as plaster, timber and landscaping products, caused by factory shutdowns, unusual demand and panic buying related to Brexit shortages.
Last week’s Purchasing Managers’ Index survey found contractors complaining about transport delays and stock shortages. The price of timber had risen sharply and helped put up input costs.
Mark Robinson, group chief executive at public sector procurement organisation Scape, warned that the industry is “already beginning to see the impact of Brexit on the availability of materials”.
Beard Construction finance director Fraser Johns noted that pressure on supply chains would increase dramatically in the spring as Brexit fails to deliver under the agreement signed by "Johnson, the fucking idiot boy. It has completely screwed our industry sector and however important to the economy construction is, it cannot afford to suffer due to delays at the border while we wait for materials to reach our sites,” he said. If I get my hands on anyone who says he voted for Brexit, I swear I'll hang for what I'll do to him.
Free movement = free housing, ,free health care ,free money ,free cars .etc etc.without paying one penny into the system. SHOCKING 😡😡😡
Delusional !.
@@livingthedream8539 EH?What part is delusional?
This of course is complete rubbish. A lady on my estate whose daughter I work with and who came from Spain nearly 50 years ago has paid in far more than lots of people born here yet she has had to apply to remain. OK no issues with that but I still think it insulting. Do you people actually believe the delusional xenophobic nonsense that you spout?
@@jamesbovington8218 There you go again with the remainer projecting your hatred for non Europeans, nothing says xenophobe better than voting to give Europeans priority over people from the world. Remainers hate foreigners own it and stop projecting your hate onto leave voters.
I dont get this you do realize that it go bothways? European countries pays for uk expense in europe and the need to pay go for both ways?
History won't remember her well. Nor will it Farage.
Something else you'll never get to see on the "good old" BBC.
Strong words from a strong and wonderful woman !!!
I really do love ann
In her later years she really isnt afraid to speak the TRUTH..
I have to laugh at Lie Low Lil asking the Brit MEPs to be quiet after they trashed the Dutch Dingbat
Well done Ann😊
Sophia has always been a bit on the slow side. The Irish woman... what more can you say but contemptuous and doing a poor job of hiding it.
Ann Widdecombe is loved ;-)
Every on wants a 😀 all our Brits it’s time we all had some fun God knows we have waited long enough for a freedom well done and keep you going to work up where almost there feel more surprises to come but almost there.
Not a Tory in the slightest but she always makes me smile.
By Devil worshippers and extremely thick people.
@@cynthiacrank228 Your second name suits you 🤪.
@@esseker6320 you must love her a lot in that case
It's Miss Widdecombe to you!
That old chestnut, add the number of those who voted to remain to those who didn't bother to vote and the sum will be greater than those who voted leave. The EU version of democracy, which fortunately no longer applies to the UK.
It's funny listing to the boo hoing of the remainers who didn't bother to go to vote lol I'm so glad we are out!
Now we just have to get the lefty lovies in order.
WHAT A SWEET HEART AND GEM SHE IS
You are obviously happy that she has helped take away lots of opportunities from my grandchildren to live work study even travel freely throughout Europe rights which their Irish cousin retains.
@@jamesbovington8218 you cant put a price on democracy. 17.4 million people voted for that
Ann is a treasure !
We're off!😂😂😂
And with this deal. Its been betrayed.
Anne is well spoken legend.
I bumped into Ann in a sainsburys in newton Abbott! think she used to live down there ! she was completely more subdued than here haha
What an embarrassment.
The Brrrritish people are fed up with the Eurrropean Union, which is why we got Brrrrexit done now!!!!!
Great stuff ! Don't hear rolled 'r's so much these days . Really takes you right back !👏👍😘❤
Don't remember seeing this on the bbc...
anyway happy brexit everyone!
You'll enjoy it when the price rises, empty shelves and redundancies kick in. Even then you'll still blame the EU because the tories told you to. You deserve all the shit that's coming
Well that told HER! LMAO! Go get her Anne!
An oscar winning performance from Anne. She made me realise that Europe has a very low opinion of the UK. They do not really like us. They just use us to their own end. We should never allowed the European Parliament to dictate to us. I am glad we are free of them.
You're still European you thick sod.
Sophia what?
Just here for 783 😂
The same that are now complaining about the fact that British nationals in the EU are now treated by the same rules than all the other 3rd country nationals…
My kind of girl. Tell them straight.
Ms Widdecombe sweepes the floor
with Sophia's lovely hair ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
NEXIT Sophia !!!
Anne Widdecombe for prime minister
So sad she was not given a seat in the Lords, big oversight. Didn’t they want her to rattle a few cages.
@@wendyrowland7787 . That’s probably exactly why she never got a seat in the HOL. They don’t like it up ‘em. 😉
you got it Ann, Brits can’t move any longer:))
What a true wally that chair was 🥵
Don’t waist your time Ann, your talking to goons.
Oh Trevor, don't waste your time with spelling and punctuation.
Morons.
She looks like she'll gonna have a HEART ATTACK!!!
That's 43% more than voted to join the EU.
No disrespect Ann whatsoever but I wish you were 20 years younger.....
Wouldn't it be nice to have MEPs in Ireland like this,
I love Brits!! 💪🏻🇬🇧