Diluted Dante wrote:The deal says the transition could be extended to “20XX”. Does that mean it could run to 2099?
Heh.
No 10 adviser Nikki Da Costa has quit - was part of her job to guide deal through Parliament
Yossarian wrote:Okay, Brady’s saying no announcement planned. Yet. Also, Gove’s been offered Brexit secretary but is weighing up whether to stick the knife in now or later.
Boris Johnson has just arrived at ERG meeting - feels very much like this is on and letters from Brexiteers about to go in en masse
RamSteelwood wrote:I try not to think about them too much, but am I right in thinking that the DUP want a hardline brexit, and are completely against a unified Ireland idea, but are also against a hard border for NI?
This almost inevitably means a vote on whether May can carry on as PM - thumping of desks as Mogg finishes his speech to colleagues
poprock wrote:I’m betting the latter.Can't really decide whether today is the day the wheels finally come flying off, or whether it'll just be another false dawn whereby all the media and twitter crowing leads to nothing very much happening.
LarryDavid wrote:Theresa May's been on life-support for so long now, yet she always manages to survive. She's like a zombie, bits of her decomposing corpse are falling off but somehow she still manages to shamble ever closer towards you. It'd be entirely appropriate that the most useless PM of our lives (and that's a competitive category) would somehow manage to blunder on beyond this latest clusterfuck. It's British politics - nothing good can ever happen.
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