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The lockdown. In Ab Fab gifs.
Staying in isn’t so bad.
Why fight it?
Get the supplies in.
Keeping a morning routine.
I’m sure this fitted last week.
Putting a brave face on things.
Home workouts will sort it.
Putting that outside hour to good use.
Oh who am I kidding?
The days go on and on.
Like, what day even is it?
Normal clothes rules don’t apply.
Got to look good for Zoom though
Perfecting the Zoom look
Hard day’s work done.
And when this is over...
... new adventures await.
Stay safe and look after each other.

We will get through this!
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Seb Dance 🌹🇪🇺
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The UK is not Canada 🙄

UK has 2 land borders with EU (1 a tunnel) and its goods/ food often arrive via mega ports in EU such as Rotterdam. The Commission has never said UK wld copy Canada agreement - it’s always been clear that there would be additional benefits/ obligations 1/
The share of Canada’s trade with EU is barely 10pc of 🇨🇦 economy - whereas for the UK it’s almost half. In many regions of UK (“e.g. Red Wall”) the dependency on the single market is almost total. Often one large employer which has located in UK b/c of access to EU market. 2/
Given the UK’s proximity to EU, the fact that trade is largely governed by geography despite what we hear about “global Britain”, and the backstop in NI, it would be *unthinkable* for EU to allow there to be a regulatory back channel for companies to undercut standards via UK. 3/
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Seb Dance MEP 🌹🇪🇺
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Thank you for all the kind messages.

It is a huge honour to have been re-elected alongside @Claude_Moraes.

But this is not a good night for Labour and we have seen brilliant Labour MEPs lose their seats and excellent candidates not take up seats.
Those colleagues who lost their seats did not do so because of their record or their commitment to fight for Britain’s place in the EU.

They lost because our message as a party was not clear. We tried to fudge an issue that voters held paramount in these elections: Brexit.
It is impossible to make a cogent case for election to the European Parliament if we are ambivalent about whether or not we support the institution itself.

We can’t fudge this any longer. We have run out road and run out of options.
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The government is not acting in Britain’s interests. This is dog-whistle stuff and it stinks.

1. Ending free movement puts British citizens at a huge disadvantage (see my pinned tweet)

2. This is very stupid ahead of negotiations on future relationship

bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…
The arbitrary limit on “skilled/ non-skilled” of £30,000 is not just offensive (think of the many brilliant people who *choose* to live in the UK, without whom vital services such as NHS would suffer hugely, who are paid much less) it also sets us up to fail in Brexit stage 2
This government is boxing the UK into such a tight corner there is zero chance of us getting what we need in terms of “ambitious free trade agreement” as we’re telling our most important trade partners that their citizens are not wanted and will lose their existing rights.
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