Brexit Costs - They Just Keep Adding Up!

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The 'dark money' that paid for Brexit

The 'dark money' that paid for Brexit via @OpenDemocracyUK #Brexit #DarkMoney #NorthernIreland #BrexitCost #DUP https://t.co/34oSm3uDsS
— UKIP Nonsense - 48% (@UKIPNFKN) February 26, 2017

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Published: February 26, 2017 at 06:15PM

Labels: Arlene Foster, Arron Banks, Brexit, Corruption, Dark Money, Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Economy, Electoral Commission, Financial Services, Ireland (Northern), Leave Campaigns, Leave.EU, National Assets Management Agency, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Miscellaneous Provisions Act (2014), Northern Ireland Secretary, Transparency International UK, UKIP, VoteLeave

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Disabilities Euratom Treaty Housing Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) Job Losses Lloyds Bank National Insurance Russian Television (RT) Big Data Bridgend Cities Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) Confederation of British Industry (CBI) European Central Bank (ECB) European Parliament Front National Marine Le Pen Morgan Stanley Pret à Manger Self-Employed Taoiseach Tourism Aeorspace Manufacturing Berlin Big Banks British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) Citigroup Civil Service Common Agriculatural Policy (CAP) Cowley Derbyshire Deutsche Bank Devolution Group of 7 (G7) Interest Rates James O'Brien LBC Radio Leader of the UK Independence Party Leipzig Manifesto Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) Paul Nuttall MEP Premier League Football Regensburg Switzerland Yorkshire Africa Airbus Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe (ADDE) Austria Barclays Bank Brexit Irony Alerts British Medical Association (BMA) Cadbury Cambridge Chancellor of Austria Christian Kern Christmas Corruption Credit 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Fairtrade Farming Union of Wales (FUW) Fentimans Fiat Automobiles S.p.A. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Film Industry Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Fire Service First Minister of Wales Foxtons François Hollande Freedom of Expression Freedom of Speech GMB Union Gen X General Secretary of Unite Global Warming Policy Foundation Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) Greece Greggs Gulf States Gwynedd HM Government Bailouts Harlow Hate Crime Heriot-Watt Hillsborough Hiscox Hitachi Homophobia Honda Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Hungary Hyundai Hyundai Motor Company ICM Iceland Frozen Food Influence Infrastructure Jaguar Land Rover Jeffrey Donaldson John Simpson José Manuel Barroso Journalists Julius Bär Group Kent Kia Kia Motors Konnichiwa Amsterdam Kroll Bond Ratings Agency Ku Klux Klan (KKK) LGBTQIA Leader of Welsh Labour Legg Mason Len McCluskey Liverpool Living Wage Llandudno Lord Advocate Malta Managing General Agents Mazda Mazda Motor Corporation Melton Mowbray Midlands Engine Mizuho Bank Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Moody's Mortgages NATO National Assembly for Wales National Assets Management Agency Nativism Neo-fascism New York Newcastle upon Tyne Newquay Newspapers Nick Clegg MP Northern Ireland Miscellaneous Provisions Act (2014) Northern Ireland Secretary Northumberland Nottinghamshire Oil Industry Owen Smith MP Panama Papers Paul Michael Dacre Perthshire Peter Robinson Ports Portugal Prague President of France Press Rail Manufacturing Reading Refugees Richard Dawkins SCL Group Salesforce Savings Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) Scunthorpe Scunthorpe Steelworks Shipping Simon Kirby Skinningrove Steelworks Slovakia Small Businesses Soham Solar Energy South Korea Staffordshire Standard & Poor's (S&P) Stanley Hubbard Stephen Hawking Steve Bannon Stoke Central Stoke-on-Trent Sugar Industry Supreme Court Tata Motors Cars Tata Steel Tax Avoidance Tax Returns Taxpayers Teesside Tertiary Colleges Thanet South Toshiba Total UK Limited Trade Deficit Transparency International UK Trump Turkey Universal Credit University of Cambridge Vince Cable Volkswagen Group Walkers Crisps Welsh Labour Party White Nationalism White Supremacy Whitley Wire Fraud World Bank Wroclaw York

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