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He won? He described the vote to maintain parliamentary sovereignty as treacherous and excused it because 'the people' voted politicians in. A grade A clown who'd be kicking his whippets if Corbyn became PM and tried to sneak legislation in through the back door.

and Palestinians are actually Semites - just to add to the confusion!

bloody young bastard!

you carry on, think of the wider audience!

drew 1-1 with Cardiff at Ninian Park. Jonny Key scored, (he unlocked their defence!)

you are recorded as dying in the country where the airline you died on is registered as a company. So you place of death could be thousands of miles from where you actually died.

you're trying to be clever but you're making yourself look stupid mate. Everyone was aware of exactly what Davis was upto. Not everyone was aware of every aspect of Brexit and anyone who says they were is a liar. I accept the result, as someone on here pointed out, not everyone who votes in a...

I think we'll see a resurgence from them, may take a few years but I think they probably have the clearest agenda regarding the EU and I think that will resonate with some people, especially younger people.. I was disgusted with their time in coalition as well. But they say a week is a long time...

I would add not sacking Davis after his lies were exposed last week showed real weakness. If it was you or I we would have been out on our ears. She would possibly have avoided the vote the other evening.

I think we will be in for some severe hardship if we have a hard Brexit, I'm hopeful/confident that won't happen, but if it does it will right itself eventually. If we allow ministers to bypass Parliament it could be a slippery slope that we never reverse.

I haven't changed my mind about hard Brexit being a terrible scenario, but I think what Davis was trying to do is worse and I didn't anticipate a minister trying to pull a stunt like that. I still don't believe this will lead to a hard Brexit or a no Brexit but we'll see. I still want us to...

This isn't about Brexit, it's about parliamentary sovereignty. I would feel the same if a minister of any party had tried to pull this stunt over any issue. I can't believe you can't see it.

is that the most important part of this story for you? Not the fact that the majority of survivors haven't been rehoused. Not the fact that sprinkler systems haven't been installed in more tower blocks but the opportunity to snigger at Diane Abbots dodgy grammar.

yep. 7 million is an incredible offer for a club in our position.

That's a separate issue. last night was all about the time honoured tradition of Parliamentary sovereignty and the result was the right one. People using it for their own agenda is a separate issue. In the same way that pro EU Boris used the Brexit campaign for his own ends it doesn't mean...

what do you want, because it's not democracy.

you are happy for parliamentary sovereignty to be undermined then? You are happy for a proven liar to introduce legislation without it having parliamentary scrutiny? Because this is what you are saying in a roundabout way, I just want you to confirm because I find it staggering.

Individual ministers introducing or amending legislation or acts of parliament is a very slippery slope. Extreme and far fetched example but imagine if a minister with a liking for juveniles decided to lower the age of consent without consulting Parliament? More realistic, plenty on here hate...

we will know when the deal goes to the vote and will be able to hold MPs to account. I think there might be some surprises as to who votes with the government. Don't think many will want to be seen as forcing a hard Brexit if there was a more conciliatory deal on the table.

"Ignore his words then. No comment on his tweet? He hates leave winning doesn’t he? He thinks all leavers are stupid and thick. Come on just admit it and I would respect you for once." and by disagreeing with last nights vote you are showing as much disregard for democracy as he is.