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Key word is bilateral. What about all the others opinions ?

Simplistic surely. Every party has popular and unpopular policies. Much the same as some misguided Brexiteers you can't cherry pick policies

BTW all these tory mps complaining but they had an extra election to put May in charge of all this anyway.

Nope jokes are funny

You should be writing manifestos. Calling the electorate thick is a surefire winner.

Let's face it even if it gets through the Commons the Lords will make a mess of it. Even if May deal would be backed does anyone believe they can sort everything else out in the remaining 2 years.

So British public naturally have more faith in a disastrous tory govt than any Labour one ? :)

Got to be honest you have a chance to address the people on a national issue and that's the best you can up with. Take a bit more time to explain it.

So just a continuation of the blame game. Appealing to the public yet how do the public force parliament to act in such a late, short time period?

It's a pathetic start.

Obviously both 2 outstanding moral characters. Or is this really how far UK politics has sunk when these are the best 2 people to lead our 2 biggest parties

Because even if it's only one chance you have to take it. Others stayed. No different from May - it's only my way that counts. He's still saying back my deal and I'll take you out or I'll back a referendum that may keep you in. She's still saying it's her deal and nothing else.

so corbyn walks out of multi-party talks because 2 independent MPs there?

nope. blackmailing her deal through.

Trump still wading in. if he had his way we'd need still Polish builders to build a wall across the South coast anyway

Brexit: 90% say handling of negotiations is 'national humiliation' - Sky Data poll something 90% on here can agree with regardless of standpoint. surprised the Govt gets away with as little as 34% of the outright blame

but can't have it both ways. No way UK can have a legal referendum on May's deal before a new EU Parliament sits

No deal vote was not binding. do they/ can they make it binding? Have to argue now there is a difference to May deal - not in substance but in circumstance. EU sticking to their guns on no changes to withdrawal deal.

always comes back to this lack of transparency over who the buyers/investors are. as long as it could get past FL rules it shouldn't be an issue. let's face it FL don't care whose funds SISU are managing

now being reported in France that France will veto an extension unless it is to allow a passed May deal to enact necessary legislation otherwise Hard Brexit. Noose tightening.