Will Brexit boost jobs? Or wreck the NHS? Or cause food shortages? From strawberries to passports, Gavin Esler sets out how the most momentous change in Britain for decades will change everyday life. In seven succinct chapters, he reveals how leaving the European Union will affect: Food and diet Health and the NHS Jobs and industry Education Travel to Europe From the food markets of Kent to NHS operating theatres to the boardrooms of big employers, Brexit throws up many surprises. Many are unpleasant. Brexit Without the Bullshit is not about the Brexit you were told you were getting. It's about the one that is arriving.…mehr
Will Brexit boost jobs? Or wreck the NHS? Or cause food shortages? From strawberries to passports, Gavin Esler sets out how the most momentous change in Britain for decades will change everyday life. In seven succinct chapters, he reveals how leaving the European Union will affect: Food and diet Health and the NHS Jobs and industry Education Travel to Europe From the food markets of Kent to NHS operating theatres to the boardrooms of big employers, Brexit throws up many surprises. Many are unpleasant. Brexit Without the Bullshit is not about the Brexit you were told you were getting. It's about the one that is arriving.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gavin Esler is journalist, television presenter and author. He was a main presenter of the BBC current affairs show Newsnight for 12 years until 2014. Since 2014 he has been the Chancellor of the University of Kent, a public speaker, and a political commentator and journalist. In 2019 he stood for Change UK in the London region for election to the European Parliament.
Inhaltsangabe
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction 1. Brexit & Our Food Chapter 2. Brexit Our Health & the NHS 3. Brexit Our Money & Our Jobs 4. Brexit & Our Children’s Education 5. Brexit & Travel. 6. Brexit & Our Country 7. A No Deal Brexit The Boring Bits: Glossary and Endnotes Introduction. What is Brexit really going to look like? After 50 years of Britain arguing about Europe what does leaving the European Union mean for you me our families children jobs health care and our daily lives? Shorn of the posturing and the promises what are the profound changes ahead? 1. Brexit & Our Food. The scene at a market in Deal Kent. Brexit means fewer EU workers from Eastern Europe to pick fruit and vegetables potentially forcing crop changes and higher prices. Fewer vets for animal health inspections. Trucking EU food to UK will cost more increasing food inflation 2. Brexit & The NHS. Foreign nationals many from the EU staff an understaffed health service. Despite the slogan on Vote Leave's Brexit battlebus quitting the EU will shrink the economy leaving less money for the NHS. The US will want to sell costlier drugs in return for a US-UK trade deal 3. Brexit Our Jobs & Our Money. Despite lay-offs at EU-facing manufacturers such as Jaguar Land Rover Nissan and Honda the labour market has remained tight. However not being in the EU is likely to stymy growth and financial services will suffer a slow loss of income 4. Brexit & Our Children's Education. Brexit will lead to fewer EU teachers in schools potentially exacerbating shortfalls in science and maths. Productive freedom of movement for brains will decline – for EU lecturers to come to the UK and vice-versa. The end of Erasmus will stunt student experiences 5. Brexit & Travel. How Brexit changes immigration rules visas passport queues flying to the Continent coach trips health insurance such as EHICS cards driving abroad mobile phone charges and an issue of great importance for British people: pet passports. 6. Brexit & Our Country. What happens to the United Kingdom after Brexit? English nationalism has sparked an upsurge of patriotic and nationalist feeling in Wales and Northern to join the already strong independence movement in Scotland. 'We live in an increasingly dis-United Kingdom' 7. A No Deal Brexit. In the event of the UK and the EU being unable to agree on their relationship after Britain's withdrawal what would falling back on WTO terms mean for UK people and businesses? Jargon & The Boring Stuff. Brexit glossary. European Union (EU) European Economic Area (EEA) European Free Trade Association (EFTA) The Single Market Customs Union World Trade Organisation (WTO) The Backstop Schengen Area Acknowledgements. Ian Dunt Alex Andreou the Remaniacs Podcast 16 Million Rising the activists at SODEM Steve Bray Barbara Want the People’s Vote campaigners Alastair Campbell Tony Blair Tom Baldwin Carole Tongue Alex Deane Chuka Umunna Chris Leslie Heidi Allen Dr Sarah Wollaston Endnotes. Full list of references with hyperlinks for sources about Brexit including government statistics newspaper articles think tank reports industry body policy statements
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction 1. Brexit & Our Food Chapter 2. Brexit Our Health & the NHS 3. Brexit Our Money & Our Jobs 4. Brexit & Our Children’s Education 5. Brexit & Travel. 6. Brexit & Our Country 7. A No Deal Brexit The Boring Bits: Glossary and Endnotes Introduction. What is Brexit really going to look like? After 50 years of Britain arguing about Europe what does leaving the European Union mean for you me our families children jobs health care and our daily lives? Shorn of the posturing and the promises what are the profound changes ahead? 1. Brexit & Our Food. The scene at a market in Deal Kent. Brexit means fewer EU workers from Eastern Europe to pick fruit and vegetables potentially forcing crop changes and higher prices. Fewer vets for animal health inspections. Trucking EU food to UK will cost more increasing food inflation 2. Brexit & The NHS. Foreign nationals many from the EU staff an understaffed health service. Despite the slogan on Vote Leave's Brexit battlebus quitting the EU will shrink the economy leaving less money for the NHS. The US will want to sell costlier drugs in return for a US-UK trade deal 3. Brexit Our Jobs & Our Money. Despite lay-offs at EU-facing manufacturers such as Jaguar Land Rover Nissan and Honda the labour market has remained tight. However not being in the EU is likely to stymy growth and financial services will suffer a slow loss of income 4. Brexit & Our Children's Education. Brexit will lead to fewer EU teachers in schools potentially exacerbating shortfalls in science and maths. Productive freedom of movement for brains will decline – for EU lecturers to come to the UK and vice-versa. The end of Erasmus will stunt student experiences 5. Brexit & Travel. How Brexit changes immigration rules visas passport queues flying to the Continent coach trips health insurance such as EHICS cards driving abroad mobile phone charges and an issue of great importance for British people: pet passports. 6. Brexit & Our Country. What happens to the United Kingdom after Brexit? English nationalism has sparked an upsurge of patriotic and nationalist feeling in Wales and Northern to join the already strong independence movement in Scotland. 'We live in an increasingly dis-United Kingdom' 7. A No Deal Brexit. In the event of the UK and the EU being unable to agree on their relationship after Britain's withdrawal what would falling back on WTO terms mean for UK people and businesses? Jargon & The Boring Stuff. Brexit glossary. European Union (EU) European Economic Area (EEA) European Free Trade Association (EFTA) The Single Market Customs Union World Trade Organisation (WTO) The Backstop Schengen Area Acknowledgements. Ian Dunt Alex Andreou the Remaniacs Podcast 16 Million Rising the activists at SODEM Steve Bray Barbara Want the People’s Vote campaigners Alastair Campbell Tony Blair Tom Baldwin Carole Tongue Alex Deane Chuka Umunna Chris Leslie Heidi Allen Dr Sarah Wollaston Endnotes. Full list of references with hyperlinks for sources about Brexit including government statistics newspaper articles think tank reports industry body policy statements
Rezensionen
'In this timely and incisive book, Gavin Esler dispels the myth that delivering a Brexit deal, or no deal, would bring an 'end' to Brexit. On the contrary, on everything from trade negotiations to decisions over our food standards and public services, getting Brexit "over the line" would be just the start. Admirably concise and well-researched.' — Francis Grove White, People's Vote Campaign 'Esler provides the evidence of what Brexit has already done to Britain and the harm that it's causing and will cause, in particular to the poorest in our society. A guide for all who want to understand what Brexit really means.' — Jessica Simor QC, Remain campaigner 'A brilliant demolition of the lies and liars that created the Brexit mess. Should be required reading at his old stamping ground, the BBC' — Alastair Campbell, writer and broadcaster Esler lays out with stark clarity the effects a Brexit will have on every significant aspect of our lives. In an ideal world every citizen would read this essential book, and think hard. This is the clearest, most uncompromising and most valuable statement of the facts available; and it could save us from a disastrous mistake. — AC Grayling, philosophy professor
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