Nolan

No one thinks we have no border. Its just that you can present an EU passport and thats enough to get through. Not to mention, if no boat is there, you can't generally move.

Incorrect, because the Tories want to implement tarriffs. Just without breaching the wto accord.

And as it turns out 14 countries blocked the tarriffs. Not just us. So even if we had voted for it, it wouldn't have gone through.

I'm sure the EU will reach consensus at some point between now and 2026. Which does amount to sort for them.

Well, posting simplistically. I firmly believe negotiating deals in a bloc with Greece and Spain is akin to asking Real Madrid & barca to negotiate new TV deals with the remainder of La Liga rather than negotiate deals based on their own strengths. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

I think that wanting the best for the UK, all 65 odd million of us, is not narrow self interest. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Don't be a pedant. Obviously by committee, means having to do what's best for multiple countries not just one. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

I believe the UK wants to set a new tariff that is in accord with the lesser dumping rule while others in the the EU want to set a tariff that is outside of the lesser dumping rule. Hence no agreement. Setting tarriffs by comittee doesn't work. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Both Belgium and Italy have subsidised their steel industries. Currently the EU are demanding the money gets repaid. The US has imposed a 266% tariff on imports of some steel imports from China. India has set their own floor on import prices of steel to protect their industry. The EU are watching their member states steel industry go to the walls because they can not make a decision. I am confused went their is even an argument to stay in this ludicrous indecisive union. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Sorry please explain what it was about the UK of GB & NI that caused the world wars and how would we have intervened had we been one giant superstate... And also plagues... Would we be better of or worse off now with visa access to our Isles? Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

We managed to work perfectly fine independently up to 1975. It will work pretty much the same as life from ... To 1975. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

How much money did Ford lose when they moved their transit factory from inside the EU (Southampton) to outside the EU (Turkey)? Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Or we could just accept ttip .... No thanks. Vote leave is the best option. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

From conservative home To date, we have 162 Tory MPs for Remain, and 126 for Leave. Of the 162 for Remain, 87 are on the payroll and 75 are not. Of the 126 for Leave, 30 are on the payroll and 96 are not.

Yes, they are the same people who get backhanders from dodgy EU institutions. Just as the majority of the Tories supporting the EU in campaign have government jobs in to of their MP duties. It's all about the money. Still yet to see a positive reason for staying in in the current status quo. I was all up for signing up to a reformed Europe, shame no reformation is forthcoming. Better off out.

Long went off injured, apparently potential hammy. Scan tomorrow. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

There are no positive reasons to stay in the EU. That's why the inners are campaigning so vitriolically. I work in the fruit trade. Coming out of the EU wouldn't make a difference in the slightest. With Russia banning all imports of produce from Europe they simply couldn't cope with a further reduction in trade for citrus / top fruit / berries / salad. It's time we made the cut and started running ourselves once more. The British standard Kate mark preceded the CE one. Our blue flag beach system predates the EU one. We spend three times more on the common agricultural policy than our farmers Receive. The Chancellor want even allowed to reduce VAT on sanitary towels because the EU classes them as a luxury item and All luxury items must have a Sales tax. We are so better off out, it's ludicrous any one thinks otherwise. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

They've got 8 points from a potential 18 in the last 6... Couldnt beat Watford, couldn't beat Man U and thrashed a team of panic buys at the bottom of the table. I'm happy for us to pay them in that kind of form.

No... Because less weekend bed blocking.

you missed this bit "Tired doctors risk patient safety, so in the new contract the maximum number of hours that can be worked in 1 week will be reduced from 91 to 72; the maximum number of consecutive nights will be reduced from 7 to 4; the maximum number of consecutive long days will be reduced from 7 to 5; and no doctor will ever be rostered on consecutive weekends. Sir David Dalton believes these changes will bring substantial improvements both to patient safety and doctor wellbeing."

1/ the lack Vocation quote the BMA supporters keep on pulling out is bull. the actual quote He said it was "not a war against consultants" and that "many medical directors" and professional bodies "want that sense of vocation and professionalism brought back into the contract". he said the contract lacked vocation not the junior doctors 2/ I keep on hearing the ludicrous notion that with doctors working the weekend, the NHS will be stretched for the rest of the week. How on earth can this be the case? The same number of Doctors, will be treating the same number of patients.

I think as was found in the polling in the general election. The people more likely to be surveyed in the UK are on the Left. So of course they would see are media as too right wing,

Corbyn has now missed the last five parliamentary Labour party meetings. Great leadership. And he has launched the Labour local elections campaign..... In an area which had no local elections in may. http://order-order.com/2016/02/09/calamity-corbyns-comical-campaign-cock-up/

and she was not the only one of Corbyn's with links to Rahman in Tower Hamlets in 2010. The man who accused the world of smearing Rahman in 2014 after campaigning for him in 2010. Russia Today Pundit Ken Livingstone.

Only our 3rd win from 18 with Clattenburg refereeing. Seemed like he was don't everything he could to stop us winning. Absolutely perfect defending. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk