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How to book Brussels-Amsterdam rail tickets – a further example of the absurdity of cross border rail in the EU
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The UK General Election: where nothing is true and everything is possible
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How a little openness and transparency would change EU-wide rail
25.11.2019
@meetmarcelw @jonworth @SNCB_Int @nsreiziger @MartinSelmayr @KarimaDelli Try to buy a bike ticket for this train. 🇩🇪10 € at the counter; 🇩🇪5 € NRW-fare, but only to Welkenraedt. Not bookable online, no app. Not sold at 🇩🇪ticket counter. In Aachen, sprint downstairs, find 🇧🇪@NMBS ticket vending machine 5€ to any BE station. Digital age, anyone?
You mean “bitter, twisted people” taking full advantage of the UK’s self-imposed weakness to secure the best possible terms for their stakeholders. You poor wee snowflake. https://twitter.com/rupertlowe10/status/1219869312867078144
The Telegraph is reporting that the EU is planning to give the UK worse trade deal terms than Canada or Japan.
Bitter, twisted people intent on seeing Brexit Britain fail.
We've funded their waste and luxury for decades and this is their response.
A belated WTO exit awaits!
Someone like @robfordmancs or @ProfTimBale knows a hell of a lot more about this than you do, Alex.
And if academics contributed *more* to public discourse, that discourse might be better.
Or discourse could all be as crass as your tweet. Your call.
Love getting 500 word press releases from universities offering their no-mark professors up for comment on the Labour leadership contest. Maybe spend your time helping your students get some value for their degrees — literally no one else cares what you think
