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It's too hot to make new infographics
Fortunately, almost all the old ones still apply for Johnson, so let's review them, shall we?
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Fortunately, almost all the old ones still apply for Johnson, so let's review them, shall we?
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Let's start with some summer timelines
key point: those new EU faces don't start until the autumn
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key point: those new EU faces don't start until the autumn
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Maybe also useful to be reminded on who has power to decide what on Art.50
key point: deals need both sides to agree
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key point: deals need both sides to agree
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You'll maybe want a refresher on how an accidental no-deal Brexit comes about, especially if this week turns out to be a quiet one
(the squeamish might not want to look at the final GIF)
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(the squeamish might not want to look at the final GIF)
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There's a graphic for this too
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And for old time's sake, here one from January, when I gave up updating progress on Art.50
key point: there's not been any since December 2018
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key point: there's not been any since December 2018
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So while we sit around for decisions, a reminder of the work that British MEPs will be focusing on in their EP ctes
key point: the EU isn't stopping for Brexit
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key point: the EU isn't stopping for Brexit
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In sum, a new PM isn't moving any of these things, so don't be surprised if the margin for action is much as it was before
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