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The UK already signed up to strict state aid rules in Japan deal...
Yeah this crazy, how a are we supposed to believe that the Tories are having a fight with the EU over state rules, there history of supporting a free market (for their mates/donors) is well documented.
Its just a red herring, to the working class people who voted for brexit and perhaps voted tory in the red wall to support there no deal posturing.
and your dead right, even with the shit deal we might get its still going to mean massive queues at customs borders, that was baked in as soon as we ruled out a customs union.
There's still a view from the public that a deal means nothing changes. But there's going to be massive job losses and price rises come 2021 whatever happens now.
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The deal now is still lorry queues and a customs border in the Irish sea. Better than nothing, but watch the UK backpedaling being spinned soon.
The UK already signed up to strict state aid rules in Japan deal...
With all protections for UK fisheries (some parts of the eu fishing policy are not good) and farming outvoted and EU market access will be problematic for GB fisheries.
Meanwhile NONE of the UK custom systems and processes needed even for a deal are ready.