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quite possibly. we all know that TM's deal is BRINO.

then it will be a simple vote: no deal or remain.

most of the cabinet still believe we would be better off in a customs union of some sort so that Japanese car makers do not decamp to the EU27. Olly Robbins called it 'the bridge' for good reason. if during the IP, Mr Fox does not do any better and the EU27 still gives us a hard time negotiating...

We all know that plan B is to use the IP to prepare for a Canada type FTA. For that to happen, the Irish border needs to have a different solution so that the UK cannot be held hostage after the IP if the FTA is still not ready.

I find HB's combative tone in her comment 'In a democracy those kinds of people need to be stopped ' a little upsetting.

would you elaborate?

two radio hosts on the same subject, which one is more convincing? Julia HB: "We voted for Brexit to bring sovereignty back to the British people. It's the remoaners who are the hardliners. It's the remoaners who are the extremists. In a democracy those kinds of people need to be stopped."...

my view is the EU will continue to negotiate for as long as it takes and won't oppose to any extension of A50. The A50 process loads the cost of negotiation onto the UK bill on top of normal subscription. The UK pays the bills and have no say. There is nothing to dislike as far as the EU bosses...

I have arthritis, so I am quite sensitive to the effect of prolonged high pressure on the joints, especially knee joint pain. Pressure = pain = torque so less torque = less pain. For the same amount of resulting power, the torque is inversely proportional to the angular speed or RPM.

and what do you think the EU is going to do? say no?

If I ever feel a little down, I watch Eastenders.

usually immigrants. when productivity stalls, the only way to stop the economy from crashing is more young adults, ready to work for lower wages.

see Yvette Cooper's motion planned for 27-Feb. the motion if voted will force the government to extend A50 until a deal is approved.

they will enrich Dublin and the EU. the EU is going to collect transaction tax, Dublin 40% income tax.

MPs seem to be blasé about TM's tactic of threatening no deal.

brexit without a deal will make our exports less competitive and put most of our exporters at a serious disadvantage. I can't see any responsible government is going for it - except that nobody knows what TM is going to do after losing a simple motion by 45 this evening.

are you talking about the 15% that the value of the Pound has already lost since the referendum or do you expect the Pound to lose another 15% if we brexit without a deal? the current price has already got the first 15% factored in. Brexit without a deal is going to hit our producers so hard...

if we want to have reciprocal zero tariffs with the EU, we need to align our rates with third countries to the same level as the EU do.

Take our exports to the EU, £275 billions in 2017, if subjected to WTO, our exporters will incur something in the region of £10 billions in EU duty. are you happy that EU sellers pay zero duty and our exporters get hit with £10 billions in duty?

Not just Fox. Virtually all the separatists repeat the same. JRM was on BBC2 Daily Politics said same. He said that would weed out inefficiency from our producers. One after another, panelists asked him what about the wine producers, the cheese producers etc. What happens to those who can't be...