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a well argued piece on the long term legal consequences with May's deal if the UK chooses a Canada style deal at later date: https://www.spectator.co.uk/2018/11/mays-brexit-deal-the-legal-verdict/ It basically says that the UK can leave the single market but not Northern Ireland. It may be...

there can't be a good deal compared to normal cost of membership, whoever is negotiating it. Forget about reneging on the £39 billions, we owe at least £19 billions out of the 39, they want that amount settled within the next 7 years, whatever the brexit deal. The discussion is about whether...

the EU have said that they will only agree to an extension of A50 if the UK needs it for a general election or second EU referendum. The cost will be at least £10 billions per annum, more likely £17 billions when ancillary costs are added. The conservatives are in the driving seat at the moment...

parliament has voted for A50 which basically assures we'll leave at the end of March. Unless parliament votes again to revoke A50, if it can't approve a deal, then we'll leave with no deal. Only the conservatives can undo A50. The opposition parties cannot undo A50 by themselves because they...

The opposition can vote down a new law but can't introduce a new law by themselves. even if there is a majority of MPs supporting a second referendum, only government can introduce new legislation. Even if Labour, tory rebels and all the opposition parties want to stop a WTO brexit, they can't...

we need a stable environment while negotiating a trade deal and movement of workers, that's why we have to agree terms with the EU for the transition. Without the withdrawal deal, foreign investors will pull their money out immediately and won't return until the deal is done. Our exports to the...

it's an good deal, don't think anyone else will succeed better than May. She's given an impossible task: we want to keep as many benefits as possible, protect as many jobs as possible and pay as little as possible, keep as many doors pen as possible and don't expect any reward for your effort. I...

"Vote my deal down, she is telling the hard Brexiteers, and you might end up with remain. Vote my deal down, she is telling the Remainers, and you might end up with no deal at all. Your entry-level analysis of the Brexit chaos is to point out she can’t possibly do both and is therefore bluffing...

the only way that parliament could produce a second referendum is enough MPs want it. That means you need to get JC, new Labour and a substantial number of Tory MPs on board. That means more than two questions. The default outcome is a WTO hard brexit so don't write off the ERG just yet.

there should be 3 questions with a second preference: Remain, WTO, TM's deal. If none wins outright (50%+) then the second preference is added to the first. The option with most votes (first + second preference) wins. On this basis, I reckon TM's deal would win at the second round.

I really don't know why your comment about her is so vicious. What did she do to deserve your venom?

a technical solution addresses only the issue of tracking what is declared. It can't stop people who do not want to declare their freight or human traffickers.

what No 10 means to say is 'when the technical solution is available'. Until then, NI remains in the customs union.

Number 10 is suggesting that the “alternative arrangements” could also come into play and, critically, could include a technological solution to keeping the border open. That will shut up some of TM's critics.

17.4 millions believe we can.

check the output connector on the battery first. The leaf springs may get weaken over time, causing a poor contact. Can you post a picture of that battery contact points?

what is he going to do? jump off a cliff to prove his point? all he does is to show would be leaver members of the EU how not to leave.

there may be a bit of panicking us but I don't think that she colluded with the EU. Donald Tusk did warn her about impending problems she would get when the deal has to be approved by our parliament because DC left her with a wafer thin majority. That's why she had to call the 2017 GE. She lost...

TM has agreed to the backstop which will after the transition ends, in the absence of an FTA, creates a customs border between the UK and NI across the Irish Sea. They will try to make it as soft as possible but in essence, things will remain as they are in NI, ie belonging to the EU single...

you can, we do that every time we regrease the motor but you don't have to. DO NOT use bolts to push the main gear out. You'll damage the pedal sensor. Underneath the main gear is the clutch and the pedal sensor. Be careful with the pedal sensor, it is thin and can break. To take the main gear...