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Yes, the single market is good for manufacturers and consumers alike. I would never jeopardise it, if I were in power.

Well as consumer we are. We are the ones who pay the tariffs in the end.

I am not justifying him. Just he is no better or no worse than Farage. I am not a fan of either.

The Germans think our decision was nuts anyway... that would certainly confirm their opinions.. I suspect they will nip over to China and sell even more cars and set up joint ventures to produce auto parts for the home industry to replace the ones they buy from Britain ... May can play the hard...

Have you got a link to this information?

Seems to be winding people like you up... mind you, he had to take crap from that nauseating creep Farage for years. Probably enjoying himself and getting a few laughs. It will be interesting to see what happens long term about the languages used in the EU. They will be using a language that no...

Yes it does. Free Trade on equal terms.., otherwise it's not free trade.

I cannot afford to stop- selfemployed employer...

That's news. They are increasing the pensions in Germany - and will soon have equal pensions in East and West. They are aiming for the third year of adding no debt in the budget. Employment has fallen - again - to just above 5%. The euro is strong and the 27 are more united than ever before. I...

Look at who's following them? It is the people who are scared of not being able to control their own destiny. They fear for their economic future. They are basically right to seek help, but Trump is a twister, a clown and a fraudster, Farage is an ex trader and gravy trainer, and Le Pen leads a...

Everyone's a loser. If we had have stayed in we wouldn't have this damaging stand off and years of messing around before us. Stay in and reform would have cost less in terms of the civil service and we would not have to go round looking for trade deals. We had them through the EU anyway. Now we...

All very good reasons for voting remain- pity more didn't twig this.

He is not a king. He has a job to do and he is not the chief negotiator, so whether or not he wants to get one over on anyone is irrelevant. You give him too much credence.

There's massive demand for German cars in China.... so, maybe they will concentrate on other markets..

Gravy training applies to most politicians... Juncker and Farage being up there...

1. How do you know trade deals will be better if we negotiate on our own instead of a bloc of 28 countries negotiating for us? 2. We control our borders now and are not in Schengen. Controlling immigration cuts both ways. We need unskilled workers in agriculture, hospitality and to be trained...

I take it you prefer Kias to BMWs, Porsches and Mercs?

The system of government in England is different to, say, when the Magna Carta was drawn up. Things do evolve and successive UK elected governments have agreed all changes or have been part of the EU decision making process, as have our MEPs.

We do have a parliament, and a council led by Tusk. Juncker is not a dictator. He is also not commission president for life.

Are you claiming that our elected government did not sign over authority to the European Parliament and thus the commission?