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Because people never thought that was a possible coalition. If there was PR the options would be greater and you would knowingly vote for an ERG or momentum party. Now you vote for Conservative or Labour and end up with groups within the party pushing through things you don’t like. We should...

How would that be any different? The only difference would be that we would have arrived at no deal or remain quicker.

Times like this it would be better with proportional representation.

Yes, but that wasn’t the question.

When I was at Woodlands school they altered the school leaving time so as not to coincide with Massey‘s leaving time to avoid congestion. That was in the 60s when there weren’t as many cars.

It would have helped if leave wasn’t based on false promises. Basically we can have our cake and eat it. A downright lie. Then comes the lack of a definition of what form of leave we would take. The government leaflet said that in the event of leaving they would negotiate the best...

Seems the EU don’t think much of him either: „We cannot risk giving the keys of the EU's future to a Boris Johnson, or a Michael Gove, the architects of this Brexit disaster' The European Parliament's Brexit co-ordinator Guy Verhofstadt argues against granting a long Brexit extension

Considering that the only reasons we had a referendum was to stop the Tory party arguing amongst itself, and to stop UKIP taking it’s support, it hasn’t gone too well has it?

Are you saying that we would have a chance of getting a great deal out of China on our own?

Yes, he plays the clown because people say, ‚oh that’s just Boris‘. Makes him sort of a likeable rogue. In reality he is a ruthless ambitious person who would do anything and say anything to be PM. Born in New York, if that means anything. He is praised by that other great actor, Rees-Mogg who...

Yes, but the UK has already been fined by the EU and asked to repay the tariffs on Chinese goods that they didn’t collect. It doesn’t help the EU‘s case when members allow goods through without collecting the right tariffs. The Chinese are building a land route through to Europe. There may be...

It has to do with WTO rules. „ I further explained that China, the US and the EU countries are members of the WTO, and are obliged to follow its practices. We expect the US and China to tackle their differences on that basis. Since the mid-20th century, the EU has firmly contributed to...

There is a difference between envious and poor to the point where you know that you will never ever have a well paid job where you don’t have to struggle to get to the end of the month. One reason for some rich people wanting out of the EU is because of the trying to clamp down on tax havens.

Has the new budget been agreed yet?

I don’t know and I don’t see the relevance to the UK wasting a fortune on a mad project of self harm. Just saw that food prices have increased at the highest rate in 5 years. More crap from Brexit.

Yes, whilst it is the truth, they are hardly going to say, „yes we were lied to and didn’t realise it“. That is why, although I don’t count myself as a labour supporter, I do see that things have moved too far to the capitalist world view. In my business, I would be better off when poverty was...

The EU aren’t renegotiating her deal again anyway. It has to be something totally different to May‘s red lines.

Which is why we need to be in a trading bloc.

How much do you think is being spunked up the wall because of Brexit? Thousands of civil servants, border staff and countless measures being taken. The true cost of Brexit preparation will come out years later. No one is going to open that can of worms until the Tories have it safely over the line.

If we believe the media.. we have the 5. biggest economy in the world and virtually no one is unemployed under this government. So everything must be Honky Dory. It isn’t. For decades the right wing press has been blaming labour and/or the EU for the problems of working people. The biggest...