Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

The quicker Theresa May is replaced by a true Brexit believer the better. Face facts she has failed and can never be taken seriously again.

Theresa May (she's the Prime Minister in case you forgot) faces a crunch cabinet meeting later as she tries to win colleagues' support for a draft Brexit agreement between the UK and EU.
Senior ministers will gather in Downing Street at 14:00 GMT amid calls to reject the deal from both senior Brexiteers and some Remain supporters.

Half a €uro, half a €uro, half a €uro onward..


Into the valley of death rode the conservative party

hays? ..... no idea, but you're quite right he disappeared a great many months ago
by the way, there was a very funny cartoon in the mail on the same day that fred posted that cartoon of the picture of corbyn on the beach
i have no idea how to paste these things on line, but if you can be bothered, it may make even you chuckle

Bring back Farage.

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Roughly how long ago?

Now that is funny.

Post 10000 - really funny for once. Is Fred really a closet leaver? :-) Come on Fred come on out you really want to have your seceret revealed.

Don't disturb him. He is playing nicely with his cartoons.

i am perfectly sure that the putative deal will please no one, which is exactly as it should be and was always going to be

whether or not it will squeak through the commons either at first or second attempt remains to be seen, second being the most likely

assuredly the likes of boris and his bro, jrm and especially farage (who is just an unelected, rabble-rousing windbag) should just shut up

corbyn will do what mccluskey tells him, but i think he and the rest of his supporters are in something of a bind if, as the rumour goes, there is some sort of deal to work with(in) the customs union

Stand by for a Labour government..........

Brussels will “retain all the controls” over swathes of British regulation under the Brexit deal struck by Theresa May, EU negotiators have told member states.

A leaked diplomatic note from a meeting between Commission officials and ambassadors from the EU’s 27 countries reveals how Brussels views the “level playing field” rules signed up to by the prime minister.

“We should be in the best negotiation position for the future relationship. This requires the customs union as the basis of the future relationship,” deputy chief negotiator Sabine Weyand said, according to the note seen by The Times newspaper.

This is a momentous political moment that is forthcoming shortly......quite incredible...!...I'm curious as to how the Irish border is going to work ?......another thing is all we ever hear are : the political consequences of Brexit....who's in or out... for or against....what we the British public are actually going to get doesn't seem to be on the journalist agenda at all it seems !...I'm interested as to what the agreement means to us all...whether some politician agrees or not I don't care...

EL - why should this usher in a labour gov't? ...... hung parliament at the next election is surely the most likely ..... which party will hold the most seats is also a great unknown

even the last poll by the guardian (hardly pro tory) on 13/10 gave the tories a 4 point lead over labour ....... at this stage of a parliament, the numbers should at least be reversed, or even more in favour of the opposition

Here we go again.....like I said ...all that matters it seems is who's in or out.....

Brexit Facts:

The Prime Minister is turning out to be a very disappointing leader. Things started to go wrong for most of us when we heard she had offered to give the EU £39bn of our money in exchange for, well, nothing really.

The Cabinet also seem to be a disappointing lot. They do appear to be nothing much but a down-trodden bunch of 'Yes-Persons' who merely want to keep their cabinet positions at all costs.

rf: I agree.

God help the Tories if there were to be an imminent General Election. They would undoubtedly lose for sure.

EL - the guardian poll, for what it's worth, does not back your view ....... i have no idea what you truly expected any outcome of negotiations to be, but in my opinion, TM has done a pretty good job in almost impossible circumstances

who do you think would have done better? ........ and how?

As your on Alf can I draw your attention to post 9998.

Just watched Theresa almost choke when saying "the deal" was a "good deal".