The influence of the EU on Britain.
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Great watching the debate in the House this afternoon......I seem to agree with everyone....even Anna Soubry ! Dominic Grieve should be given a medal....and I speak as a leave voter3
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I am watching too. Pretty compelling. I think the vote comes soon.
Ken Clarke was great.
Bill Cash and others tried to give it in broad brush strokes as in 'the people have spoken' but it seems unarguable that the HOC should be only a passive spectator in this historic process.
The debate seems to be a clear win for Greive, but the Solicitor General is desperately trying to save the day by offering last minute private discussions.
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They are voting now. Result in about 15 minutes I suppose.0
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Result expected at 4.300
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Sounds like the Gov't have bought off Tory rebels with a last minute concession on the Grieve amendment - but nobody has said what it is yet!0
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Kate Hoey makes my skin crawl. Absolute odious despicable inarticulate bitch. How has she survived as a Labour MP for so long? Her constituency voted 77.6% to remain! Frank Field is not much better!5
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She's absolutely dreadfulRed_in_SE8 said:Kate Hoey makes my skin crawl. Absolute odious despicable inarticulate bitch. How has she survived as a Labour MP for so long? Her constituency voted 77.6% to remain! Frank Field is not much better!
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I do think that you need to get off that fence.Red_in_SE8 said:Kate Hoey makes my skin crawl. Absolute odious despicable inarticulate bitch. How has she survived as a Labour MP for so long? Her constituency voted 77.6% to remain! Frank Field is not much better!
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Sound like a fairly large concession from the Governmemt.se9addick said:Sounds like the Gov't have bought off Tory rebels with a last minute concession on the Grieve amendment - but nobody has said what it is yet!
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A massive one because of the message it sends to the Hard Brexiters as much as anything. Watch this space!0
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It took a fight, but we've not got the parliamentary sovereignty that the hard brexiters fought so hard to deny after claiming that's what they wanted throughout the referendum campaigning.
Now hopefully parliament will do it's job if the negotiated deal (or lack thereof) isn't good enough for the British people, rather than BoJo and Rees-Mogg forcing through a Brexit at any cost.0 -
It may just be because I'm a cynic, but a lot depends on how HMG interpret "no deal".se9addick said:
Sound like a fairly large concession from the Governmemt.se9addick said:Sounds like the Gov't have bought off Tory rebels with a last minute concession on the Grieve amendment - but nobody has said what it is yet!
Not that I would, for one minute, suggest that David Davis might seek to renege, or anything, but I can see him viewing the compromise employed today more as "no Brexit negotiations completed", so that walking away without agreement would not be considered "no deal".2 -
But basically the government knows it doesn't have the numbers - which is massive.0
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Soft Brexit here we come.
Well played Grieve, Soubry et al. Big concession by the government but no defeat in the vote (assuming that happens of course!).
Look forward to the backlash from JRM and his mates.1 -
You guys are funny, did you ever think Remainer May would want Brexit? It is nothing to do with Soubry et al-it's what May and the Cabinet want.charente addick said:Soft Brexit here we come.
Well played Grieve, Soubry et al. Big concession by the government but no defeat in the vote (assuming that happens of course!).
Look forward to the backlash from JRM and his mates.2 -
May says brexit means brexit.2
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May says a lot of thingsseth plum said:May says brexit means brexit.
The trouble is she doesn't mean what she says.
A very weak person.0 -
Grieve is on your heroes Ian Dale shortly. P0
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On pro Brexit manifestoes they are now reneging on.se9addick said:0 -
That's their job!Southbank said:
On pro Brexit manifestoes they are now reneging on.se9addick said:
If something is going to.damage the country they're not supposed to carry on regardless, they're supposed to act in the best interests of their constituents and the country as a whole. Why is that so hard for you to grasp?10 -
Why don't they do it after an election then.randy andy said:
That's their job!Southbank said:
On pro Brexit manifestoes they are now reneging on.se9addick said:
If something is going to.damage the country they're not supposed to carry on regardless, they're supposed to act in the best interests of their constituents and the country as a whole. Why is that so hard for you to grasp?0 -
Rothko said:
This man is a patriot, not the likes of Rees Mogg and the scumbag right wing press
Spineless.4 -
Dennis Skinner has always voted for Brexit,
one of the few Labour MPs with true principles!1 -
I have been fearful of a hard Brexit as a business owner. A soft one I can live with, as long as it is genuinely soft. I'm happy it looks like it will be! It is still Brexit, its just a Brexit most of the population prefer, if we are going to have a Brexit which it looks like we will!0
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If this steers us away from the horror of a hard Brexit, then good. Forgive me for not celebrating too much though when I am about to give up rights and privileges just so some folk get their preferred shade of travel documents.4
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I went to the Lewisham East Hustings in Catford this evening, but the meeting was closed by the police after half an hour.0
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Why Seth, what happened?0