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Where Is Boris
Boris has done a runner , and will be absent for the Crucial , Heathrow expansion vote tonight,
after promising to lie down in front of the bulldozers, if it happens.
after promising to lie down in front of the bulldozers, if it happens.
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Boris actually said he’d be ‘lying’
And he’d be doing down in front of the bulldozers.
The fact that some people are happy to take the money and run is hardly a persuasive argument. No one is suggesting closing the airport. The company that owns Heathrow will presumably have to pay for most of this: and yet somehow costs won’t be passed on to passengers? Can’t see that somehow.
And he’d be doing down in front of the bulldozers.
The fact that some people are happy to take the money and run is hardly a persuasive argument. No one is suggesting closing the airport. The company that owns Heathrow will presumably have to pay for most of this: and yet somehow costs won’t be passed on to passengers? Can’t see that somehow.
Well, we now what Ferrovial's intentions are in this matter:-
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Interesting to see what would happen if EU legislation clashed with UK legislation.
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Interesting to see what would happen if EU legislation clashed with UK legislation.
I love this cartoon of Boris in this weeks Sunday Times. Scroll down to the third cartoon. I roared laughing at the expression on his face!
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"Well, we now what Ferrovial's intentions are in this matter:- "
It's not the same thing, Flonska:
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The Spanish operator of Heathrow Airport will move its international headquarters from the UK to Amsterdam in order to stay in the European Union after Brexit.
Ferrovial currently runs its non-Spanish operations, which include Heathrow, from an office in Oxford where it has been based for three years.
But it said that the UK’s decision to leave the bloc meant it needed to shift its office to another European country in order to keep the business under EU legislation.
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Their decision has nothing to do with Heathrow expansion. They are moving their office to Amsterdam to retain their operation under EU rules.
It's not the same thing, Flonska:
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The Spanish operator of Heathrow Airport will move its international headquarters from the UK to Amsterdam in order to stay in the European Union after Brexit.
Ferrovial currently runs its non-Spanish operations, which include Heathrow, from an office in Oxford where it has been based for three years.
But it said that the UK’s decision to leave the bloc meant it needed to shift its office to another European country in order to keep the business under EU legislation.
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Their decision has nothing to do with Heathrow expansion. They are moving their office to Amsterdam to retain their operation under EU rules.
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