Keir Starmer has a historic opportunity to fix this awful Brexit – if he follows this plan | Naomi Smith

🤔 Starmer's plan is like a much-needed leg up for the UK economy 📈. I'm glad to see him taking steps towards actualising his Brexit promises. Food and energy agreements are a good start 🍴, but he should keep pushing for deeper changes to boost growth 🚀. The fact that research suggests these proposals could boost GDP by 2% is mind-blowing 💸! It's time for the government to back up Starmer's words with concrete actions 💪.
 
🤔 I think Starmer's plan is a good start but what about the costs of joining again? 🤑 It might be too much for the UK economy. Plus, how will they get food and energy stuff sorted out with the EU again? 🍴💨 Can't just magic it into place... maybe some compromise needed? 😐
 
Wow 🤯

Interesting how Keir Starmer's plan to fix Brexit could potentially boost GDP by 2% through mutual recognition of standards across all industrial sectors, mutual recognition of professional qualifications, and UK accession to the pan-Euro-Mediterranean convention.

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the thing about starmer's plan is that its not just about getting things done now but also thinking ahead to how they can have a bigger impact in the long run 🤔💡. i think its cool that he's hinting at going beyond phase one and tackling some of the deeper issues like mutual recognition of standards and qualifications, which could really make a difference for growth and living standards outside london 📈👍
 
I think Starmer's plan is a game-changer 🔄, but we gotta be real about the road ahead too. I mean, just 'cause they've got some bills ready to go doesn't mean everything's gonna fall into place overnight ⏰. The EU's all about 27 member states having different interests, so negotiations can get super tricky 🤯.

Starmer's ideas on mutual recognition of standards and professional qualifications are total winners in my book 🎉. It's like he gets it that we need to level the playing field for UK businesses competing with EU ones. And if we're talking about boosting GDP growth by 2%? That's some serious mojo 💸.

But here's the thing, implementing these changes won't be a cakewalk 🍰. We gotta think about the costs and risks involved too. Single market access or rejoining the EU as a "rule maker" might sound appealing, but it comes with some big price tags 👀.

Still, I think Starmer's on the right track 🚂. It's time for us to have some real, honest conversations about how we can work together better. The past decade's shown us that our economies, security, and geopolitics are all super intertwined 💡. So yeah, let's get this Brexit reset started! 🔥
 
🚨🇬🇧 just saw that Keir Starmer's plan to fix Brexit might boost GDP by 2% with mutual recognition of industrial standards, professional qualifications, and UK accession to the pan-Euro-Mediterranean convention... sounds too good to be true lol what's the catch? 🤔
 
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