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I think that’s unlikely now the extension has been granted and the Benn act compels Johnson to accept an extension to Brexit if one is offered.

It could be a joke, but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt and keep an open mind.

Demonstrate some grace please. Fingers is to be applauded for his rational thinking.

Over 70s not being allowed to vote? That won’t leave many people to vote because the fat, inactive, diabetic time bomb younger generation don’t turn out to vote anyway. They probably have less life expectancy than a 70 year old.

What are the LibDems playing at? Supporting a GE if no deal is taken off the table? is there anything stopping Johnson saying,“ok, no deal is off the table” then getting and winning the GE with a working majority. You can guess the rest.......... Can he do that? If so, the LibDems need...

Nice post. It summarises many of my reasons for changing from leave to remain. I believe that MPs will squander this chance for a second referendum, putting themselves ahead of the country, and we will leave the EU achieving a slow painful sinking, rather than an outright plunge straight to the...

So, we have given up £7 000 000 000.00 worth of assets, add to that the £7 000 000 000.00 cost of fending off some of the Brexit damage so far and that comes to £14 000 000 000.00 cost of Brexit to date. It’s very likely we will be paying £39 000 000 000.00 to the EU when we leave making the...

Johnson has vowed that will never happen, so stand by for it happening.

and screwed up literally everything she touched leaving a lasting legacy of irreparable damage.

Well what did you expect?

I believe the government want to be part of it, but the EU doesn’t want us to be. It’s the EU who is refusing to cooperate with a willing partner.

I don’t know what that means. We are in a mess, but the priority has to be preventing people suffocating inside refrigerated lorry trailers. The EU’s stance appears to be providing assistance to the people who make money from such activity. It’s wrong.

The way it reads to me is that the U.K. would like to remain in the organisation, but the EU will exclude us.

Why would the EU want to exclude the U.K. from this? Surely this organisation benefits everyone. The overriding issue is to tackle the international criminals running these trafficking enterprises, and the EU’s stance seems to make that a secondary concern.

I don’t understand how they can dismiss their employees for the offence of not agreeing to destroy their contracts of employment and signing up to new less favourable terms. There must be a case for constructive dismissal or unfairness. I know the Tory’s are keen to restrict access to...

I’ve just read an article about food retailers SPASDA. They want to shred their employees contracts and then make them sign a new one on less favourable terms. The penalty for not signing will be dismissal. This seems wrong to me, for many reasons.

I still love you flecc.

I was at Glastonbury when that happened and I remember seeing those people licking the inside of the bus windows as they were being driven back to the nut house. It was a very emotional moment.

Just use and forget. The Alfine 8 needs no maintenance.

I saw that. Don’t be surprised, no one can ever tell you how they will benefit from Brexit. That audience had many Brexidiots in it. I say ****’em now. They’ve had enough warnings, they’ve had all the evidence, they have experienced the on-set affects of Brexit and they still don’t know why...