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No I didn't say anything about holidays in the EU. Just mentioned that Ashdown won't be in the U.K. after Brexit.

Nothing to do with what I like.,...

I thought you were retiring to Spain? So you won't be suffering if Brexit goes pearshape. I think the interests of the U.K. are better served in a union with Europe than as a single country. That doesn't make me anti UK. You have been reading too many crap newspapers.

According to Astute there are millions of homeless, a collapsed health system and only jobs with terrible wages here.... you two had better work out your argument a bit better- you can't both be right.

If they get the same as Brits working for minimum wage they are not undercutting. So where's the problem? As an example: Estonia minimum monthly wage is 470€, meaning hourly minimum is about 3€. Can't speak for Bulgaria.

How do they decrease wages under 10£ an hour? At 10£ an hour more Brits would perhaps rather work than scrounge.

Where is it 1£ am hour?

Yes, and they should enforce it if it is not being adhered to. Easier to blame the EU for some people though.

I said that it hasn't been really tested. You say I'm thick. You cannot even understand plain English, so maybe that makes you a bit more than thick

The unity with Britain hasn't been really tested since 1973 when the catholics boycotted the referendum.

Well, I'm coming around to that way of thinking as well. The sooner the better.

What is the cabinet's united policy on free movement? How are they going to deal with EU citizens rights and what is the united position on financial commitments? Every week something different is memtioned. The EU have a suggested solution to the Irish border - what's ours? If you cannot...

I didn't know you believed left wing leaders...

Exactly what I said - commitments should be honoured. Depends how clever German car manufacturers are...... there is more than one way of skinning a cat...

That is disputed - or at least whether it makes significant difference.

Yes, but they voted remain when asked on that topic.

Undecided. Some say it's a distraction used by right wing populists. But, I don't know enough to have an "educated" opinion.

All Irish people I know think that the Brits created the border problem in the first place and are now doing it again. I know no Irish person who thinks that Brexit is a good idea. ( I think Grendel may be of Irish descent, but I don't know him - apart from on here ).

1 member is negotiating leaving on it's own. The rest, 27, are being represented by the EU negotiating team led by Barnier.

Or, EU jobs for EU citizens? How many houses extra had May just propsed btw?