This is the UK’s internal “who won the negotiations scorecard”, apparently. (via

On rules of origin, suggests that compromise found on batteries and electric vehicles (woo!)

But I have questions about the cumulation “Win” ... as the UK opening position was much more expansive than written here, and win looks like what we knew EU was offering.
That’s quite the spin, lads.
Would that win be rejecting be the ‘investor’ category proposed ... in the UK’s draft FTA text?
This is simultaneously both incredibly useful AND hilarious.
As it seems to have been deleted, some screenshots:
Some more:
And some more!
Fishing left blank for now.
Wait - this link still works. All is well: https://t.co/6nn7vUftcw
Wait - no. That new version has had some of the hilarious stuff removed. Like this:
So ... I finally managed to work out how to save the original as a pdf.
Here’s the original. It’s great.

https://t.co/OuoWTTKWJB

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https://t.co/T9oJN2fjmo


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Typically excellent piece from @dsquareddigest The exponential insight is especially neat. Think of it a little like fishing...today you can’t export oysters to the EU (because you simply aren’t allowed to), tomorrow you don’t have a fish exporting business (to the EU).


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1. They need us more than we need them. This is a variant of the German carmakers argument. And we know how that went...Business will follow the profit opportunity and if that has moved then so will the business...

And what do we mean by us / we. We’re not talking about massed ranks of Euro investing / trading etc blue blooded British institutions.

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