More good news post Brexit

We're still doing business with our neighbours, but, it's unreformable, and our previous governments were if anything making it worse.

The George Monbiot criticisms of it mentioned earlier in this thread:

Those are well worth looking at.
I don't care if we were "financially better off" in it, there's so much wrong with the whole damn thing including tremendous damage to nature, www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/05/eu-accused-of-neocolonial-plundering-of-tuna-in-indian-ocean

I don't want to be a part of this.

'Ireland is in the UK'  

What you going to tell us next, that Queen Victoria is still on the throne?

Most US beef is prairie fed. It's chicken that are corn fed in the USA hence the colour of chicken meat in the US which tends to have a more yellow complexion than white.

Maybe you should tell that to the Irish that support the Royal family. The demise of our queen was an eye opener not only for the Irish but the Scots also. The UK are more untited than ever.

The flavour difference is a matter of taste and varies as much from breeds as from diet. 
Grass fed is healthier for both the cattle and the consumer.
Aberdeen Angus is a world renowned meat and that's grass fed.

We have salt water marsh cattle on some parts of the Norfolk Broads that fetch a premium price for their meat because of the high salt content of their diet.

Look like it or not 'Ireland' is a recognised shorthand for the Republic of Ireland (an EU nation)  who have been exporting meat to the USA this year.  So your assertion that EU nations could not export meat there was false.  As was your purported reason imagining the Eu had broken their own rules.

There is no doubt whatsoever this is what the EU intended, and with that 'negotiations' were always doomed from the start. However, the media and fifth column in the UK could only blame Britain for any actions/decisions in relation to the EU's

intentions made thereafter - otherwise known as cause and effect. 

You can go back as far as Elmer Brock and Verhofstadt toasting over a glass of wine how they'd be able to snare the UK into a Custom Union until they decided it was time to leave, inferring it would never be time. Macron too, also said he'd

entrap the UK in a Custom Union in perpetuity if the UK didn't kneel to French and EU demands. 

People - mainly MSM and fifth column tend to forget the lengths the EU went to in order to make leaving the EU a mammoth task - when it should have been anything but. The Commission and the rest of the bureaucracy didn't taken kindly to the UK's democratic vote, which they saw as a kick in the guts.

During the Protocol implementation Coveney let the cat out the bag when the EU's desire to divert trade from N. Ireland to the EU came to light, as he remarked: 'grace periods were in place to enable supermarkets to ‘readapt their supply chains

and accept new realities’. Ignoring completely the provisions in Article 16 that specifically enable parties involved to prevent such diversions.

The EU's poor/bad faith since the beginning of Brexit hasn't been forgotten, even though MSM and fifth columnists would have you believe otherwise - it's no wonder many people regard this behemoth as a 'dictatorship'.