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I know everybody is in a good mood nevertheless with the help of @maxi1981 this is the link to Meidad Pariente interview with www.spaceintelreport.com

Interview with Meidad Pariente

...Current British law treats nanosatellite constellations no differently than large $200 million satellites in geostationary orbit. Each satellite is subject to a licensing fee of 6,500 British pounds ($8,400) and must carry third-party-liabilitiy insurance coverage of 60 million euros ($68 million) per satellite for the full life of the spacecraft.
Can a cubesat constellation afford to be in Britain?
“That’s nice if you have one satellite. That’s not so nice if you have 220 satellites,” said Meidad Pariente, Sky and Space Global’s chief technical officer....


There should be an ann. before they start to build the 200 sats.