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Is this serious? Or just winding us up? Civil service told to ramp up no-deal Brexit plans with 24/7 crisis centre Whitehall told to accelerate plans as doubts grow about future of May’s deal...

Ken Clarke made his views on Boris, and others, pretty darned clear on R4 yesterday.

What I meant was Scotland as in North Britain (as used way back at the time of the Union) and that the map has changed since 2016. Certainly the area I am more aware of, Wales, is much more pro-remain that is it was at the time of the referendum.

What date was that? I suspect that was a while ago.

Just following the usage of James VI and I.

North Britain seems to be pretty solid remain.

What will TM do with 158+ votes but, possibly, almost as many against? The BBC’s Andrew Neil says BBC research shows that more than 158 Tory MPs – the threshold – have now said that they will vote for Theresa May. But he points out that just because MPs says they will vote for May, that does...

Just caught a few minutes of: The Navy Lark Series 6 The Calais Dock Strike More organised than brexit...

Aren't end of the pier shows empty on sunny days?

Appreciated for humour - but don't you put bread under the grill and it comes out toast? (Except when grilling cheese on top of toast.)

Am sure I will not be the only one to raise an eyebrow to their choice of words - redolent as they are of: continue the process of creating an ever closer union among the peoples of Europe

No surprise, but Guardian has just updated headline: Brexit in chaos as Tory MPs trigger vote of no confidence in May At least 48 letters sent to chair of 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers

This morning I see reported that the Mail headline is "The Vultures are Circling". If even the Mail is calling them vultures (I assume with at least an element of insult to them), I foresee much unpleasantness during any "campaign" for leadership. I see the pound is now 1.1036 euros. Any bets...

Guardian as well now: Threat of no-confidence vote in May grows as Tories lobby against her Many MPs believe there is now enough support to launch a challenge to the prime minister https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/11/eu-steps-up-plans-for-no-deal-brexit-as-merkel-rebuffs-may

You got the marmalade out and thought of her again.

There are crimes which do not, at least in their immediate effects, cause loss or suffering. For example, if I were to personate someone in an election where that did not actually affect the result.

BBC News goes along with that... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46532747

Is there any basis in law for prosecution?

The last paragraph I have quoted is worth a glance. Brexit study finds significant decrease in diehard leave backers Britain Thinks research also finds number of strongest remainers has risen by 5% Britons are growing ever more pessimistic about the state of Brexit negotiations, with even...

How good would they be as horsemen?