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I preferred the graph that was posted each week last season.

I remember that, too HH. A long time ago!

I think you're right, HH!

The nearest tree.

That'll do nicely.:D

It seems that Sterling has improved quite a bit recently.

Doyle again?

I don't know whether they will or not. However, negotiations usually involve 'give and take' on both sides. If the EU doesn't make any concessions, it's hardly a negotiation, is it?

Not a very successful one.

We are obviously posting at cross purposes. My original question was about what concessions the EU has made in these negotiations. Tony suggested that Article 50 is a concession, hence a few posts about about it. I would still like to know what concessions the EU has made in these negotiations.

I asked about EU's concessions during the negotiations. Article 50 has been in existence for a long time, therefore it isn't a concession made during these negotiations.

Then that is hardly a concession by the EU in these negotiations, is it?

Article 50 was added by the EU during these negotiations?

That's like being a married man! :emoji_smile:

Sticking to their agreed negotiating guide lines seems to mean making no concessions. I already asked what concessions the EU have made and cannot think of any. Their negotiations seem to consist of rejecting UK's ideas and asking them to be changed, without any suggestions as to what would be...

I thought that if there is a deal, the ECJ would still have a say in matters concerning EU citizens living in UK.

I don't think that we are ready, but are getting ready. Astute seems to think that the 27 are not ready or taking steps to get ready.

Well, for a start, she wanted to remove the interference of the ECJ. That's not going to happen now.

Mart, I think that he is blaming the 27 for the inactions of the 27 if they are not preparing for a 'no deal' scenario. Whoever is to blame for the costs and problems is irrelevant in the context of preparedness.