Crazyface
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Democracy eh? Init great?
Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!
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Democracy eh? Init great?
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Amber Rudd.... Although I guess there could be a reason behind it
Mudball
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My MP voted on two things including to leave without a deal.. >>. Excellent work given that 56.7% his constituency voted to Remain. What is a few votes between friends
robinthehood
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Thats the sort of half truth/lie that got us in this mess.
Kellfire
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My apologies and I will hold my hands up when I misspeak.
I meant to and should have said they are our biggest trading partner.
I will add that at 48.5% of our totally monetary trading, imports and exports, they’re damn close to meeting even my misspoken definition and clearly we’re going to suffer with less beneficial tarrifs.
Is he in the cabinet or govt? I think they were told to abstain. Those that actually wanted to vote would have had to resign.
Old Skier
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Points of Order flying about again.
spongebob59
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Voting o n withdrawal only tomorrow.
Doon frae Troon
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£ bombing as it looks the Tories have backed MP's into a no deal/May deal Brexit.
Slime
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Don't panic, it'll recover.
Old Skier
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Wishart being shown up for what the SNP really are. Worried about his travel plans more than the business that needs doing. It might be hog wash but his job along with everyone else there is to get this all sorted.
Hacker Khan
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Does that mean I lose or win my bet that May would get her deal passed by the 29th March if this goes through?
Old Skier
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Sounds like MPs haven't a clue why they are there tomorrow so I think you could well lose the bet on the other hand you might not.
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Sorry but I've got to share this one...
I often read the Middlesbrough Evening Gazette - let's be honest, what true Boro supporter wouldn't want to know whats going on in their home town.
There's a local news section for the many towns that make up the Teesside conurbation. Redcar is the the town for a recent article that will rock Westminster - mind you, its a Labour seat.
Adultery has risen significantly in recent times. There is a suggestion in the article that Brexit is to blame...
Sorry but I've got to share this one...
I often read the Middlesbrough Evening Gazette - let's be honest, what true Boro supporter wouldn't want to know whats going on in their home town.
There's a local news section for the many towns that make up the Teesside conurbation. Redcar is the the town for a recent article that will rock Westminster - mind you, its a Labour seat.
Adultery has risen significantly in recent times. There is a suggestion in the article that Brexit is to blame...
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I reckon it’s because they’ve all got 6 fingers on the left hand and 8 toes on each foot.**** PROJECT FEAR ALERT ****
Sorry but I've got to share this one...
I often read the Middlesbrough Evening Gazette - let's be honest, what true Boro supporter wouldn't want to know whats going on in their home town.
There's a local news section for the many towns that make up the Teesside conurbation. Redcar is the the town for a recent article that will rock Westminster - mind you, its a Labour seat.
Adultery has risen significantly in recent times. There is a suggestion in the article that Brexit is to blame...
SocketRocket
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Please prove me wrong, I know you can't though as you are ignorant of the facts.
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Old Skier
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Could anyone explain why there was a no deal motion in the commons last night. The EU has already stated that it was Mays deal or the UK left with no deal and this had to be agreed by tomorrow. It seems that Parliament has lost respect for the electorate and the EU.
Hacker Khan
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Does anything in this process make any sense anymore?
ColchesterFC
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Does that link not prove him right? That shows that most trade is done with countries outside of the EU. 44% of exports and 53% of imports from the EU, so 56% of exports and 47% of imports to and from outside the EU. And with a trade surplus of £41 billion with countries outside the EU surely increasing trade in that area where we make money is a good thing and reducing our reliance on the EU where we have a massive deficit.
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