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Then there can’t be enough MP’s that want to stop a No-Deal. The Lib Dems want a place at the table more than they want to stop a No-Deal.

If people want No-Deal stopped they have to back Corbyn. There is no other route. This will at least expose real motives.

Corbyn’s route of VONC and temp government is actually the ONLY route to stop a no-deal Brexit if Boris wants to pursue it - in this parliament at least. So it come down to those who say he can’t command a majority - what do you want more?

But her role is to ‘work on the advice of the Prime Minister’ so how does that work? Be clear - I want this stopped as well, but can this be a viable avenue?

Not sure - interestingly the last monarch that did it was executed....

If it wasn’t stopped - the new Queen’s Speech has to be voted on, creating a VONC in itself. But not until Oct 14th.

I think she may be powerless to do anything. This hasn’t happened since the 1640’s.

Congratulations on the little one. I echo what Nick and Terry said about clothing - designer baby clothes are a waste that they’ll grow so quickly you’ll get no use out of them. Asda and Tesco stuff is perfect. Also - Muslin squares - you can’t live without them!

Bayliss even said when interviewed that he thought Roy should play in the middle order. Not sure why they persist. Would Bairstow opening really be any worse?

You’re like the lady I work with who won’t vote for Corbyn because she’s ‘heard’ that he’s gonna steal her allotment to fix the homelessness crisis.

If he and his policies are hard left it just shows how far right we’ve been dragged.

Yeah because Jezza is famous for his money making schemes in parliament. Especially on those expenses....

The education system has been ruined for many reasons. Underfunding is one, Labour and the Tories obsession with free schools/academies (an attempt at privatisation by stealth that most have given up on), league tables, OFSTED I could go on. I kind of agree with you about too many people being...

Shall we put you down as a maybe?

The Tory leadership prefers to mingle with murderous dictatorships as well as selling them the tools to kill - shall we expect the same condemnation?

That might well explain why there seems to be a prevalence of people in our country that seem happy to nuke the shit out of another.

Corbyn wanted peace. You know that.

Labour went for that centrist line in 2010-15. They had nothing to offer anyone, just a repetition of Tory spiel on immigration, welfare. It’s one of the valid critiques of the right hand side of the Labour Party currently. None of the imaginative, transformative ideas come from there.

A party even more politically vacant than Labour 2010-15 And that takes some beating.