'I'll Never Vote Again' Says British Fisherman After Starmer's Deal with the EU

'I'll never vote again' says British fisherman after Starmer's deal with the EU

A fisherman reacted to the new post-Brexit reset trade deal between the UK and the EU, saying he doesn't believe a thing the prime minister says.

Keir Starmer's EU fisheries deal is 'in no way acceptable', Anderson claims

Chairman of the Shetland Fishermen's Association James Anderson has expressed his disappointment over Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's latest deal with the European Union, claiming that it leaves the British fishing industry with "nothing left to fight with".Announcing the new deal at a summit in London today, Starmer confirmed the agreement with the European Union will be "good for jobs, good for bills and good for our borders".FULL STORY HERE.

Starmer hails ‘win–win’ £9bn EU deal but Scots fishing leaders claim ‘betrayal’

Keir Starmer’s landmark EU deal sparks anger in Scotland over fishing concessions, despite pledges of economic growth and reduced trade barriers.

Starmer bets ‘sell-out’ on fish won’t spook Brits weary of Brexit

The giveaway on fisheries access, pounced on by critics, is a political risk for the British PM, who appears to be trading a hit to a relatively small part of the U.K. economy for wins elsewhere.

UK-EU deal a betrayal to fishing sector

The Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association (SPFA) says today’s UK-EU deal is a betrayal of the fishing industry and the communities it supports. Ian Gatt, chief executive of the SPFA, the representative organisation for Scotland’s mackerel, herring and blue whiting fishermen, said:  “The outcome of this deal is an utter betrayal of the promises made to us on Brexit and the benefits it would bring to fishing, including control of our own waters…