And also The Gifted: two brilliant, charming, multi-talented sons of eminent Jewish leaders on opposite sides of orthodoxy, and especially on opposite sides of the Zionist issue at the end of World War II, one of them a Hasidic rabbi and the other a liberal scholar and journalist. The father and son on the liberal side, Maximilian Schell and Barry Miller, clearly out-act their opposite numbers, Rod Steiger and Robby Benson. Benson overcomes any initial resistance to his Old World appearance (curled earlocks, etc.) with his formidable, Joe DiMaggio batting style in a playground softball game, but thereafter his honeyed voice and brown-sugared complexion make it difficult to forget his Teen Idol past. And Steiger never lets his department-store Santa beard get in the way of his crotchety diversionary tactics. The director, Jeremy Paul Kagan, at any rate solidifies his position as the Sidney Lumet of the New Hollywood, a designation he earns through his belief that no artistic height ca
Several Twitter users responded and welcomed the idea.
One person said: I would love to see the fresh shellfish in the supermarkets & local open markets etc. at reasonable prices.
Another user wrote: Excellent John, time to show EU bullies the door. Vote with our wallets, Boycott EU produce.
A third asked leading supermarkets: @sainsburys @Morrisons @asda @Tesco Please advise if you can support our #fishing industry? #BuyBritish.
Brexit news: A Brexiteer has highlighted a plan to defeat the EU s plot to ban exports on shellfish (Image: Getty)
Earlier this week it emerged the EU would not be changing its restrictions on exports of shellfish (Image: Getty)
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Shellfish Businesses Will Collapse Entirely And Permanently With Post-Brexit EU Ban, Government Warned
04 February
Parts of the UK s shellfish market face being lost forever if the European Union ban on live shellfish exports from most British waters remains in place, an industry figure has warned.
Speaking to the Scottish Affairs Committee on Thursday morning, the Clyde Fisherman’s Association s Elaine Whyte said that the indefinite ban, which PoliticsHome first revealed, was a massive issue that required political intervention from the government. You could be losing live markets entirely and permanently and there s no way around that at the moment, Whyte told MPs on the committee.
A shellfish company trading out of Barrow has exported nothing since January 1 due to trade issues resulting from Brexit. The European Union has recently told British fishermen that they are banned from selling oysters, mussels, cockles, clams, and scallops in their member states. Those in the trade have been told by the Government that such a ban could be lifted in April. However, Rob Benson, director of Kingfisher Seafoods Limited, has said that this ban has always been in place for those not in the EU to avoid lower quality products entering the market. He went on to say how this will have a detrimental impact on not just the fishing industries, but those who work alongside it such as transportation and maintenance.