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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 264711" data-attributes="member: 33">Those are only partial facts. The UK was in the EU transition arrangements when they EU ordered vaccines but chose not to take part. EU membership and being part of that vaccine supply arrangement are 2 separate things. Also, the EU signed an agreement with AstraZeneca before the UK did and it was only because AstraZeneca chose not to honour that deal so it could supply vaccine to the UK that the EU were unable to obtain sufficient vaccines. The UK could still have had the same vaccine supplies had it remained within the EU.The EU is by far the biggest market for UK industries and it&#039;s delusional to think that lost business can be replaced with new markets any time soon, if at all. In the mean time businesses are moving out of the UK and relocating in the UK and others are shutting down because they can&#039;t operate profitably post Brexit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 264711, member: 33"] Those are only partial facts. The UK was in the EU transition arrangements when they EU ordered vaccines but chose not to take part. EU membership and being part of that vaccine supply arrangement are 2 separate things. Also, the EU signed an agreement with AstraZeneca before the UK did and it was only because AstraZeneca chose not to honour that deal so it could supply vaccine to the UK that the EU were unable to obtain sufficient vaccines. The UK could still have had the same vaccine supplies had it remained within the EU. The EU is by far the biggest market for UK industries and it's delusional to think that lost business can be replaced with new markets any time soon, if at all. In the mean time businesses are moving out of the UK and relocating in the UK and others are shutting down because they can't operate profitably post Brexit. [/QUOTE]

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