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We don't collect as it stays in the EIB. When we leave we will get a payment of over £10bn to cover our share.

Was in Sweden a couple of weeks back and didn't see or hear of any problems. Is there any data on the number of attacks by migrants that show the increase? Google only seems to bring up the usual suspects (breitbart, infowars, mail, express)

The current EU funding cycle goes past 2019 and we have already agreed to that so will of course be liable to meet our agreed commitments. As I've said before it would have made more sense to have the exit in sync with the end of a funding cycle.

I'm assuming there isn't otherwise you wouldn't have asked the question. So I suppose that leaves the EU with the option to just push the UK out of the EIB, as being a member of the EU is a condition of membership, without repaying our £10bn share or our share of future loan repayments. The...

Think there will be words being had by the Aussie bowlers about the state of the pitch. Think its a drop in pitch which they will also be doing elsewhere so fingers crossed they're all like that.

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Decent recovery. Aussie bowlers aren’t going to be happy with the pitch that’s been prepared. No play after lunch, rain.

That’s not the start we wanted.

Didn't realise Wisden monthly had relaunched this week. Will have to pick up a copy.

Why on earth are they questioning McDonnell on nationalisation, which would be years after a Labour win with no election due until 2022, on the day of a Conservative budget?

Where have you given your opinion rather than paste links from others? Its a simple question. There is a published EU position paper which shows their basis for calculating what is owed by the UK and what is due to the UK. What specific points in that do you think aren't correct?

The UK is a guarantor to loans made by the EIB while we are members. Once we leave the EU we will also leave the EIB and won't have any further liability. The money that has already been paid out by the UK will be reimbursed once the loans are settled. If a recipient country defaults we share...

What are you on about? I'm asking for your opinion and you've just copied and pasted an FT article thats already been posted on this thread.

Thats great Astute but its just a copy and paste from the FT. What is it you personally don't agree with that is in the EU's position paper?

The Australian stream (Channel 9) is free but you'll need a VPN as its geo-locked.

So what is it you don't agree with? That the UK should fulfil the budgetary commitments its made or we should contribute our share on pensions?

Take a look for yourself: Position paper transmitted to the UK: essential principles on the financial settlement What is it in particular you are not happy with in their position?

The EU's position is not for ongoing payments, they want a single payment to cover budget commitment, termination of membership of all institutions and already committed payments to specific funds. The basis for the calculation is Again what specifically in the EU's published position do you...