"Here does not appear to be blaming this on Brexit. "
I'm not sure anybody is Nigel - but that doesn't alter the fact that a Britain "standing on it's own feet" is about to lose one of it major (and one of the last) British shipyards
Added to this, of course, is the overhanging threat to the Irish Peace agreement which is already being undermined by the effects and threatened effects that Brexit has already been responsible for.
I worked in the shipping industry for a time in Liverpool and was very quickly made aware of how shortage of work adversely affected the otherwse good relationship of the different religious communities - and that was way-way back before the troubles
You really can't keep dodging this issue and blaming others for the problems being caused
A decision by a minority of the British people as a whole is the sole have severely jeopardised the futures of both Britain and its neighbours
This needs to be discussed in those terms
Jim Carroll