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no. last election.if Labour gone against Brexit too many marginals with high leave vote.

It was a double edged sword. Gone against Brexit and could easily handed Tories a general election majority big enough to pass what they wanted.

Nope. History will revisit the facts of how there was a cross party support for Brexit, how 2 major parties promised to respect outcome of referendum, why a remainer was put in charge of a Brexit party, how people misjudged what they though would be a remain vote, why there was such a lack of...

One of the things needs clearing up is that Brussels unilaterally decided after Brexit how to interpret Article 50. The part about the framework of future relations with EU was expected to include trade. Nothing in Article 50 that says trade is excluded from future framework agreements. The EU...

My grandfather was like that with the cricket. He'd have TV on, no sound and use the radio commentary :)

Bridgewater signed another year at Saints. Waiting for Brees job. Didn't want to go to Miami as they were going to draft a QB.

Normally you post some reasonable stuff. Now you've lowered yourself to the same level as the more extreme Brexiteers you attack. If this is the level of debate we Could expect in a 2nd referendum maybe we shouldn't bother.

You can go through history and find individuals, groups and govts that have committed atrocities from all ends of the political spectrum. Much like religion politics responsible for far too many deaths.

Council of Europe laws not binding. There to enforce treaties etc. Many non-eu members who are not mirroring EU law. Don't think Russia cares too much about EU law when they create legislation

there's already a six aside six over version :)

Possibly as austerity is a more widespread global issue Whereas these 2 issues are most relevant to one country.

2 issues that at people are/were extremely passionate about. References seem to be more about a reversal than delays etc.

Far more sinister tones on the various social medias stating poll tax riots will be nothing compared to Brexit being overturned. i went on poll tax marches and they were horrendous.

can't bring myself to follow the 20/20 side for this reason. still think this hundred competition is a stage too far and is going be detrimental to other forms of cricket - nothing more a cynical money grab. cannot for the life of me see what difference 20 less balls will make.

fiddling while Rome burns. Corbyn deluded if he thinks his alternative plan will be accepted by enough MPs and then through a public vote or by EU leaders.

Can't help thinking Benn-Letwin amendment is about 3 years too later than it could have done

That's what nobody explained at the time. Have to accept at the time over half wanted to leave. Don't think anybody foresaw how divisively the leave camp was going to be split. Let's be honest go through that process again and May would never have been elected to replace cameron anyway...

sorry that was a typo. No Deal was part of a second sentence that wasn't completed :) Would have thought most of the 17.4m who voted to leave assumed the 2 main parties would honour their commitment to respect the referendum and subsequent manifesto promises from 2017 election to work to...

problem is you go past leave or remain and try and qualify the questions then less likely to have a clear majority. (ie over 50%).