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David Davis is a lazy idiot.

yes but not without a fresh GE. the problem here is not how to deliver brexit but which brexit. The current parliament is composed by mostly remainers who happen to promise delivery of brexit so their natural tendency is to see brexit as a damage limitation project rather than what a...

I am simply talking about industrial policy. Nothing will stop a centre right government do even better than JC. At the moment, the conservatives are so absorbed in ther internal fight about Europe that they have no industrial policy for after brexit.

our economy will certainly shrink on WTO brexit but it isn't a terminal decline. We are still the EU's single biggest market and on WTO, HMRC Treasury will collect tariffs from not only the EU 27 but from all other countries selling to us. 80% of that money goes to the EU's coffers until now...

the GFA is an international treaty between the UK and the ROI. From wikipedia: The GFA allows Northern Irish residents access to the European Court of Human Rights, it required enactment of the Human Rights Act 1998. Consequently, the Agreement was a significant factor preventing the repeal of...

Hard brexit is no deal, we don't do anything, just wait for the EU and the ROI to push us off the cliff. WTO brexit means we will do a minimal deal with the EU to protect citizens rights, air traffic, nuclear medicine etc then apply initially some tariffs as per WTO most favoured nations. Over...

the Electoral Commission would agree to a WTO brexit or Canada brexit but may not agree to a no deal though. No deal is not deliverable. There is a problem with both WTO brexit and Canada brexit, both require a NI backstop because the UK has signed an international treaty with regard to NI.

true enough but given a chance of the second referendum, few previous remain voters would have reason to change their mind and vote leave this time whereas many previous leave voters will find reasons to abstain or vote remain. Before the vote can go ahead, the Electoral Commission will...

my suspicion is the 37%-40% of landmass used for agriculture. If you replace so much forests with rice or beans, you change the weather.

in last night's QT, a lady who voted leave said that she is so confused now that she does not know who to believe any more. My guess she is representative of a substantial group of leave voters - those who don't see leave as a point of principle but who voted leave on the balance of what they...

was it in last night QT? there was this interesting suggestion for the second referendum: 1. leave to decide which brexit (WTO, Canada, Norway or Mrs May's). 2. voters to choose between that brexit and remain Any brexit deal with the EU will of course include the NI backstop, it will take...

Corbyn would rather eat his own pumpkins than cancel brexit.

Both Conservative and Labour parties voted 498 to 114 to trigger A50, the current parliament is unlikely to reverse brexit. You'd need a new parliament to do that.

Even brexit economists concede that a hard brexit will wipe out most of our manufacturing. why would they want to manufacture here when we have an open door to imports like Singapore or Hongkong?

where most brexiters don't seem to think of is how much integration is the basis for growth in trade and integration means shared standard, value and sovereignty.

they don't believe in predictions made by the other side. The ERG has already come to the conclusion that keeping the £39 billions on the table is a sensible thing, even if their side wins the argument. They would pay to get an immediate carbon copy of the CETA. If we brexit without a deal, I...

it has a registered address but when the BBC reporter turned up there, there is no physical presence of the company.

OT, please give it up. We all enjoy frank exchanges of view. This place isn't an echo chamber, we should do our best to keep it that way. nobody has given you the right to use insults.

I think it's time you should stop calling posters here 'trolls' because they happen to disagree with you.

I think we could all do with around 5KW per person as an average energy requirement and with advances in renewable energy, it is a solvable problem. The main problems are: how to limit world population, reverse pollution and limit land and sea use for growing food to maintain reasonable...