badgerx16

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Sweeping up the car park ?

But with FPTP, and the way constituency boundaries are mapped, it would take something seismic for the LDs to get anywhere near an effective number of seats. In theory, a party could get 35% of the vote nationally and yet end up up with no representation at Westminster.

Wait until we reach Nov 1st and are still in the EU.

So, is the most likely scenario an extension to Jan 31st, and a GE before Christmas ?

From the BBC; The European Parliament's Brexit coordinator Guy Verhofstadt has reacted to this evening's votes. He said: "You're all thinking: another extension. I am thinking: another three weeks listening to Farage."

Not sure it would *** everybody off, but it would certainly put the wind up the more ERG orientated folk.

Perhaps not.

Stephen Barclay, the Brexit Secretary, to the House of Lords committee; "Exit forms will not be necessary for goods leaving Northern Ireland for the mainland". Ten minutes later, "The exit summary declarations will be required in terms of NI to GB." And they want to force the bill through Parliament in only 3 days.

He has not, technically, broken the law, but the question is whether he is trying to deliberately thwart or obstruct the intent of the law.

Normally it is Saints conceding them.

The fact that you can equate a result against Bompey with those against Liverpool, Man Utd, and Chelsea, shows how far we have fallen.

Not to Wes...

Wolves 0-2 VAR

Maybe we should ask David Cameron.

I suspect that Labour believe they can win a GE. If BoJo 'delivers' Brexit, or at least this version of the WA, then they don't have a chance.

ERG members saying they may well back this deal as it leaves open the chance of a no-deal result in 12 months time.

The "Benn Act" says that BoJo must ask for an extension if the deal isn't agreed by Parliament. Admittedly the EU don't have to acquiesce to the request, and Cummings probably has another cunning plan, but if an extension were requested and agreed then GE, not exactly a clear referendum given the poor quality of the options, but it gives 'the People' the choice, and at least this time it is a better informed one.

Referendum ; this deal or remain.

Why is this deal so good when it is effectively the May deal, which was repeatedly slated by all and sundry, with a revised arrangement for NI.

Labour MP Ronnie Campbell says he will probably vote for the deal - but then again, he is standing down at the next election.

If 'all possible deals' are unacceptable, including 'no deal', then perhaps that indicates that the whole thing was a stupid idea to start with.

More likely an extension, no further progress, then GE.

caveman

Always has been.