They would obviously have to change track on immigration generally. But by the time of the election, Britain could be struggling to attract immigrants, with far-reaching economic (political) implications. Possible the issue will lose its salience?

German-Dutch spats are the spiciest.

Isn't the point that Irish business activity very often isn't European business activity, but is instead US multinationals' ROW business activity booked in Ireland for tax purposes?

The Blue Labour right have become the Militant of 2025 - a tiny but hyperactive and densely networked sect working relentlessly to drag Labour towards their niche pursuits and away from the values and priorities of core Labour voters.