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UK cheeses miss out on international prize after getting stuck in customs
(www.theguardian.com)
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Yes, because uk border checks have all been perfect. No delays, no wasted goods, no skipping checks.
This article isn't about UK border checks. Why are you bringing up whataboutism arguments?
Because you implied they were being selective in enforcement. So, comparison is applicable.
It's the article that my quote is from in the original reply. Not sure you've read it 🤔? Those are the facts from the linked story.
Where have you plucked this "selective enforcement" nonsense from?