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Wasn't sure if that was our Twitter moniker or not.

I take it your parcels are still being intercepted then?

That really threw me, cos I thought they were now going to be playing us instead. Didn't click with me on the 'uk' bit.

So only 17 of her own party want no deal. That means if that does happen she is surely going to pee off and awful lot of her own party.

Excellent! Will give it a look. Thanks.

I wonder what they think is short term.

Let us know how you get on. I'm sure you will love it.

Stubborn and determined probably best describes her.

Okay, suppose for a minute, it comes down to May's deal or no Deal. The DUP will surely back no deal. Just wondering how we think the Tories will vote. What will the majority be if it comes down simply to these two scenario's and nothing else? Would I be right in guessing that the fear of a...

Total agree. It's the public falling for it that worries me.

I don't think I have bought the narrative at all. Fact is all he needed to do was turn up and and say what he is saying publicly anyway. It may be rather trivial, but he is coming across as obtrusive and all the focus is now on him and not on the other parties who said exactly the same...

They make you laugh. BBC correspondent: 'Out on the roads, possibly he's not quite as sharp as he once was.' NSS.

I think he is coming across as dithering now unfortunately. Seems like the rest of the opposition parties met with May and simply said no deal had to be off the table. Corbyn should have done the same. The papers are now all over his not meeting the PM. Makes him look obstructive and...

I am also concerned that large swathes of the population will be annoyed that he is focusing on a general election at a time when all the focus should only be on the Brexit situation. He is surely never, ever going to win a no confidence vote in the government. I get the tactic, but I think a...

Both May and Corbyn are tied in knots by all the differing factions within their parties. Whatever they do they are going to alienate large chunks of their party, so I can kind of see the reluctance to unequivocally come down on one side of the other. Has the country ever been so split over an...

As I said before, there will be an awful lot of people who will be saying no deal and leave just means leave, who will be first to moan when we suffer the consequences of no deal after.

You sure she didn't say licorice and you just misheard?

I know them's the apples, but my daughter tells me pretty much everyone at her school is pretty angry because it is their future that is at stake here. They had a big debate at her school and it was a massive majority that wants to remain. It's never going to work perfectly of course, because...

I am just saying I wasn't incorrect Some business leaders were not in favour. I accept the majority are.

I feel rather dirty these days. Everything is now becoming vegan and vegetarians are getting left behind. :( Struggle now to get vegetarian ham style Quorn slices. So many places are now only selling the vegan ones and the texture is disgusting. Really slimy.