Brexit wins ... add yours here.

Yes but it’s diminished..... and you said it wouldn’t be 😃

Nope I have no claim to saying that.

Telegraph reporting that 5.4m EU citizens have applied for settled status, more than the 3m estimated at the time of the referendum.

Around 1.3m apparently.

"In 2019, according to UN data, 1.3 million people born in the UK lived in EU countries. Spain hosted the largest group, at 302,000, followed by Ireland, with 293,000. France was third with 177,000, Germany was fourth with 99,000 and Italy was fifth with 66,000."

"Now we can see in black and white the problems with the protocol that have been identified by both sides, rather than relying on leaks and second-hand accounts. That's useful.

And there are a lot of issues to be resolved, reminding us that agreeing a deal is one thing and implementing it in the real world is another.

This roadmap also shows the potential trouble ahead.

If the UK's scheme for sending supermarket goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland is going to be phased in during 2021 and 2022 (and 2023?) then the UK will probably have to ask the EU for another extension to the grace period before European laws will be fully respected, which won't go down well in Brussels.

Then the EU also needs to agree that British-regulated medicines can be sold in Northern Ireland.

And when exactly will the Northern Ireland Executive start building the bricks and mortar customs facilities that the UK has promised the EU but which are so offensive to the DUP's newly-elected leader? The dates are still a secret.

And a moment of truth seems to be brewing, with the Brexit Minister Lord Frost suggesting that in June or July the UK will decide whether the protocol can be made to work in the long term."

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-57133682

But £350 mil a week to the NHS is still pretty good right?