Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 18:41 - Jul 18 with 627 views | Ryorry |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 17:35 - Jul 18 by Guthrum | It would also be dragging the monarch into politics, which is considered extremely bad form. |
Who's to know whether she was actually ill or not tho ;) | |
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Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 21:59 - Jul 18 with 569 views | factual_blue |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 14:24 - Jul 18 by SWGF | Christine won't be happy. Well worth 13mins of everyone's time.
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She's even wrong about the fish & chips. The practice of using newspapers (which had all but fallen out of use anyway) was prohibited in 1985 under UK legislation: seven years or so before the EU existed. | |
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Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 22:19 - Jul 18 with 557 views | Ewan_Oozami |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM prorouging Parliament to force no deal on 14:22 - Jul 18 by BloomBlue | Bit like the 300+ economists who said the markets wouldn't crash 10 years ago. As I've said to a couple of these economists the day you guarantee it will happened and you give all your money and pension pot to charity if it doesnt I'll believe you. I've not yet found one who will take up that offer, strange when you think are insistent it will happen |
So, in that case, are you happy to put all your money on a no-deal Brexit being a resounding success? | |
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Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 22:41 - Jul 18 with 542 views | lloydy84 | Doubtful that it was ever his intention. The only way Boris can have any long term success is to call an election soon after becoming leader. He can then continue to pretend he will leave with no deal, scoop up the BP votes, gain a majority, then accept some Theresa May type deal. He can't leave with no deal, and if he waits too long the BP and the public will cotton onto his dastardly plan and there will be a Tory/BP vote split. | | | |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 22:48 - Jul 18 with 536 views | NotSure | So parliament has now blocked a managed deal and no deal. It's very good at blocking things but not very good at coming up with solutions. | | | |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 22:55 - Jul 18 with 530 views | jaykay | poor boris he should have his cards close to his chest. like as someone said on here that may was keeping here bargaining cards, close to her chest at the beginning of brexit negotiations. mind you look how that worked out. | |
| forensic experts say footers and spruces fingerprints were not found at the scene after the weekends rows |
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Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 23:05 - Jul 18 with 522 views | Footballpete |
Parliament has just voted to stop new PM proroguing Parliament to force no deal on 22:48 - Jul 18 by NotSure | So parliament has now blocked a managed deal and no deal. It's very good at blocking things but not very good at coming up with solutions. |
Maybe that’s because there isn’t a viable solution? | |
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