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[k38] 10/12/2018 23:47

I am starting having doubts about the 48% of the population of this country if they know what is democracy all about ...

[excell1] 10/12/2018 23:30

Teresa stood outside the job centre next week in the pouring rain.....They wouldn't listen to MY excellent deal.

[excell1] 10/12/2018 23:27

Teresa May to meet and discuss Brexit with Andrea Merkel. Two leaders on the outward bound.

[excell1] 10/12/2018 23:22

39 Billion pounds,for what exactly??????????? Foxtrot Oscar

[diku] 10/12/2018 23:21

Best of 5?...

[excell1] 10/12/2018 23:19

If they call for another referendum and lose then they will no doubt request yet another.They will not be happy until they get the result they want.They are well used to this tactic, they have used it before on numerous other countrys. Well think again EU.we are not going to roll over.

[k38] 10/12/2018 23:04

The referendum was clear..Stay or leave !Only ignorance or idiots were confused.

[k38] 10/12/2018 23:02

Careful you seem to forget why we had the referendum in the first place. The main reason PM and parliament was losing control to Brussels governing UK and sure migration. People vote and people will get what they vote for. Today show how much more Brussels need UK, no the other way round.

[cheshire pete] 10/12/2018 23:01

k38, yes but 1) is remain dressed up as leave, and 2.) is LEAVE....and we've already had that vote in the referendum too.

[careful] 10/12/2018 22:55

With the chaos today and may's bungling, many have not noticed that something else very important happen today.
An early Christmas present.

The EU. court ruled that UK could return to the eu on exactly the same terms as they left.

[k38] 10/12/2018 22:53

If you respect democracy, no Bretix and remain it's out of the question.. people already have vote on the referendum about this.Two choices are left.1) TMs deal Or2) no deal.

[cheshire pete] 10/12/2018 22:50

Spot on stonedyou. Never trust opinion polls.

[stonedyou] 10/12/2018 22:49

Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah aha!!!!!



8.10pm update: Britain WILL NOT revoke Article 50 article - despite earlier ECJ ruling

Britain's policy of not revoking its Article 50 Brexit notice has not been changed by a European Court of Justice ruling saying the government could do so without needing the consent of EU counterparts.

Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay told Parliament: "The judgement does not in any way change our policy.

"The government's firm and long held policy is that we will not revoke the Article 50 notice, this position has not changed."

[john09] 10/12/2018 22:34

Thanks 👍🏼

47.5p and under is buy territory I’d have thought, depending on your investment timescales

[pistonbroke1] 10/12/2018 22:32

47.45p close 6th July 2016

[aceuk] 10/12/2018 22:30

Doesn't matter which side you're on this is an appalling mess which cannot be undone by another referendum, doesn't matter what they call it, People's Vote or General Election.

For me the divorce deal was good but I'm not Northern Irish. For me, if they can now find a form of words which make it acceptable that will do. I even think perhaps we should be grateful to those lawmakers who stood their ground and forced today's event.

[john09] 10/12/2018 22:27

Was it 47p?

[john09] 10/12/2018 22:25

What was the low in 2016 during the referendum result can anyone recall?

[m4rtinu] 10/12/2018 22:23

As Parliament wont support May's deal, it appears that the only 2 choices left are: no Brexit or no Deal. If that were put back to the people it would be interesting to see which way those of a current Soft Brexiteer persuasion would sway. It does seem that solid Remainers and solid Leavers are entrenched in their views. So I wouldn't expect a lot of change there.

The article below from May (the month, not the PM) this year is very interesting and quite even handed. And well worth a read.



It concludes:

"In the 2016 referendum, the 17.4m Leave voters outnumbered the 16.1m Remain voters by 1.3m. Demography has already reduced that lead by more than half. At this rate, Remain will take the lead by late next year, even if not one person changes their mind. Add in the second thoughts now apparent in some groups who voted Leave two years ago, there is a real prospect that a fresh referendum would reverse the decision that the electorate took last time."


So it would still be a close thing! Faites vos jeux!

[poikka] 10/12/2018 22:06

Blimey, Careful, I try not to be offensive, but you talk as much bilge as Alphorn.