Whether it’s stickers on cars heading to the continent, or Jean-Claude Juncker costumes for Guy Fawkes night or Halloween, let us know if you’ve spotted any anti-EU products or literature

As Theresa May heads to Brussels for a diplomacy blitz to try to convince key EU figures to move negotiations along, the odd sign of frustration with the Brexit process has been spotted this side of the channel.

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You can now buy Jean-Claude Juncker face masks for Guy Fawkes night – though, if you prefer, Theresa May and David Davis masks are also available.



And this bumper slogan referencing an infamous Sun headline was also spotted on a vehicle heading smoothly across to one of our neighbouring EU countries.



If you’ve seen any examples of anti-EU products, signs, literature or other examples of frustration with the current signs of deadlock, please share them with us. Or if your area is, instead, festooned with pro-EU banners: please share those with us too.

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