Cheap steaks are a-comin post Brexit.

This week the UK reached agreements with South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Eswatini and Mozambique for trade continuity after Brexit, ensuring deals will be signed worth £10 billion to the UK economy.

These new countries mean that Liz Truss’ Department for International Trade has reached agreements in the last few months with 44 countries and the Palestinian Authority. Guido brings you the full, ever growing list along with their population and GDP here…

1. Antigua and Barbuda 102,012 1.532 billion
2. Bahamas 395,361 12.16 billion
3. Barbados 285,719  4.797 billion
4. Belize 374,681 1.838 billion
5. Botswana 2.292 million 17.41 billion
6. Chile 18.95 million 277.1 billion
7. Colombia 49.07 million 309.2 billion
8. Costa Rica 4.906 million 57.06 billion
9. Dominica 73,925 562.5 million 
10. Dominican Republic 10.77 million 75.93 billion
11. Ecuador 16.62 million 103.1 billion
12. El Salvador 6.378 million 24.81 billion
13. Eswatini 1.367 million 4.409 billion
14. Faroe Islands 49,290 2.477 billion
15. Fiji 905,502 5.061 billion
16. Grenada 107,825 1.119 billion
17. Guatemala 16.91 million 75.62 billion
18. Guyana 777,859 3.676 billion
19. Haiti 10.98 million 8.408 billion
20. Honduras 9.265 million 22.98 billion
21. Iceland 338,349 23.91 billion
22. Israel 8.712 million 350.9 billion 
23. Jamaica 2.89 million 14.77 billion
24. Korea 51.47 million 1.531 trillion
25. Lesotho 2.233 million 2.639 billion
26. Lichenstein 37,810 6.289 billion
27. Madagascar 25.57 million 11.5 billion
28. Mauritius 1.265 million 13.34 billion
29. Mozambique 29.67 million 12.33 billion
30. Namibia 2.534 million 13.24 billion
31. Nicaragua 6.218 million 13.81 billion
32. Norway 5.258 million 398.8 billion
33. Palestinian Authority 4.817 million 15 billion
34. Panama 4.099 million 61.84 billion
35. Papua New Guinea 8.251 million 21.09 billion 
36. Peru 32.17 million 211.4 billion
37. Seychelles 95,843 1.486 billion
38. South Africa 56.72 million 349.4 billion
39. St Kitts and Nevis 55,345 945.9 million
40. St Lucia 178,844 1.712 billion
41. St Vincent and the Grenadines 109,897 789.6 million
42. Suriname 563,402 3.324 billion
43. Switzerland 8.42 million 678.9 billion
44. Trinidad and Tobago 1.369 million 22.1 billion
45. Zimbabwe 16.53 million 17.85 billion

Remainers said the UK would never sign these deals by Brexit day…

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That plus the end of the disgustingly unjust European Arrest Warrant is enough to cause a celebration.  While Lyn Thyer rots in a French jail, Britain is still a slave to the bureaucrats.  Lyn has to be brought home before any corks fly from the Champagne bottles.