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The idea of leaving but staying within the customs union, then having a different permanent deal or a second referendum, is awful. When we have the second referendum, it must be before the world has been turned upside down.

Certainly we have. And something seriously needs to change.

More Banks crap: Arron Banks faces new claims of misleading MPs over Brexit Leaked messages ‘show undeclared links’; emails ‘contradict statements to MPs’ The controversial businessman Arron Banks may have misled parliament over links between his pro-Brexit campaign and his insurance...

BBC news has this: Brexit: Business leaders call for second EU vote More than 70 business leaders have signed a letter to the Sunday Times calling for a public vote on the UK's Brexit deal. The chief executive of Waterstones and former Sainsbury's boss Justin King are among those saying a...

The sharks didn't throw Robert Maxwell back onto the Lady Ghislaine. :)

... does no-one ask about his Companies House filings? He exists under at least four different names. Having already asked CH about using different names in a completely unrelated case, I beleive that they do nothing to police this malpractice. It is the filer's responsibility. My view is...

It might be obvious, but it does need to be stated. Leo Varadkar: Brexit has undermined Good Friday agreement Irish PM says process has strained relations between UK and Ireland Brexit has undermined the Good Friday agreement that brought peace to Northern Ireland and has strained...

It could well put bite marks on his arse. Whether the BBC should have gone ahead with it, or not, is another issue. I almost wonder if they got a researcher to ring him up for a comment expecting either a prepared statement or "No comment.", and couldn't believe it when he agreed. Some of the...

Quite strongly argued. Fundamentally, his choice of Corbyn and Labour as the "Russia-backed" basis of a thought experiment does rightly point out how strong the backlash from the DM and "friends" would be. I part company when he goes on to welcome Cameron back into politics... :(

Quite appropriate - almost everything to do with leave.uk is registered in Catbrain Lane. Lysander House Catbrain Lane Cribbs Causeway Bristol, BS10 7TQ

Are you one of the two million who watched Brexit: The Movie? Brexit: The Movie producer charged with £500,000 fraud David Shipley alleged to have Photoshopped wage slips in order to secure loan approval A hedge fund executive who produced a feature-length Brexit film encouraging Britons...

Given SF do not take their seats, a slightly smaller proportion would suffice.

As a bald statistic, that could mean riders indulging in behaviour more likely to cause a head injury are more likely to wear helmets.

Many of the cycling deaths do appear to be of such severity that the helmet is irrelevant - classics being the HGV entanglement type of incident. But I do feel slightly better wearing one when I consider some of the possible issues I might encounter. It does depend on exactly what I am doing...

My question too.

If that. Could never change their minds and always claim it was how the deal/no-deal was handled - not the idea of leaving per se.

It does appear that many leavers are far more optimistic about the effect of leaving. But there are quite a lot who cannot believe the ineptitude of pretty much every step of the way from referendum to today. They might not have changed their minds in terms of wanting to leave but are far from...

Arguably, the biggest problem is that what is appearing is so far from what was promised. Had what currently is (or appears to be) on the table been what was campaigned for, then the vote might have gone the other way. Especially as the serious negative impacts have started to be appreciated in...

The letter to Damian Collins' constituents is in all its glory on leave.uk's own website - easier to read. https://leave.eu/arron-banks-letter-to-damian-collins-constituents/

This is stated on the live feed: In response, some Labour MPs have argued that Brexit should be suspended as a result, perhaps pending a second referendum, but this position is not backed by Labour’s front bench.