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that looks increasingly likely.

Sky poll: if there is a second referendum, people would now vote to remain in the EU over a no-deal Brexit by 55% to 45%. https://news.sky.com/story/sky-data-poll-56-think-brexit-will-be-worse-than-expected-11511870main. However, there is still no overall majority in a 3 way vote: deal (15%)...

it will be alright on the night. Lessons will be learned, we'll make progress, we'll improve more slowly and we're still an independent country.

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it has been predicted that tens if not hundreds of millions of insurance contracts may be affected if the UK leave without a deal.

step though frames are on average about 500grs heavier but certainly not less strong, at least for most of us, ordinary pedallers. So if you like the upright, relaxed riding position then go for it.

re-assuringly pricey! oodles of stealthy good looks though.

They have the IEA model (DD) and now the BJ model. The ERG will start fighting among themselves next week. It must come as a comfort to remainers who want a second referendum.

BJ presented his brexit plan yesterday: "zero tariffs and zero quotas on all imports and exports, mutual recognition agreements covering UK and EU regulations to ensure conformity of goods with each other's standards, technological solutions to keep supply chains operating smoothly and a deal...

nice trike.

when asked by the BBC how he feels about brexit before the vote: 7 out of 10 to remain. If he had to vote again, I reckon it will be the same, 7 out of 10 for remain.

you may yet get your second referendum.

brexit farce: if TM comes back with a Chequers deal, 50 tory ERG MPs are going to vote against it. If TM comes back with a Canada deal, 40 tory remainers are going to vote against it (Amber Rudd just said it). if TM comes back without a deal, it will be total chaos.

the following chart shows a huge increase in invalidity claimants during the Tories years 79 to 95. Since then, successive governments, both conservative and labour, managed to reduce the percentage. Still, it's amazing that at some moment in time, 28% of 60-64 years old men claimed. No country...

We have about 3% structural, endemic, budget deficit because of the first past the post voting system. I can't see that structural deficit disappear in my lifetime regardless of who is in power. For that, we constantly need that deficit to be filled by direct foreign investment. Foreign...

it's just click bait. TM's cabinets is full of completely incompetent ministers, given the job because of their part in bringing about the brexit votes, such as David Davis, Liam Fox, Boris Johnson, Chris Grayling, Pretti Patel, Esther Mc Vey, Penny Mordaunt etc. I am not saying that the rest is...

yes.

I reckon JC will go through with the transition period, he has two years to test his economic ideas (BTW, not that far from the Libdems') while negotiating with the EU for frictionless access to the SM for goods. The EU will say no because that will weaken their SM rules. JC will then be forced...

of course the majority of MPs will accept the deal which is to pay the EU roughly £15 billion a year to stay in without a say for two years, then the balance spread out over a few more years. It's not much more than now, a kind of short term tenancy agreement. Not many MPs will want to be...

he can offer a free vote on brexit deal to let his MPs put country before party. TM can then stick her two fingers to the ERG.