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too late. 47% find that cancelling brexit would be a humiliation.

that Hotel California clause is also a reasonable compromise. It locks the EU into offering us continued access to the SM at reduced cost and out of the FOM. until such a time when we really know where we should be: in the EU or in the USA - if we were to join the USA then we'd lose NI, we...

May's proposal is more flexible than EFTA. It's a swimming pool model, you have a shallow end (England) and a deep end (NI). You have 100% FOM in NI and a more restricted FOM in the rest of the UK. You have 100% access to the SM in NI and less in the rest of the UK. Over time, we can settle on a...

about the same compared to TM's deal - 40% of EU laws.

no.

Boris Johnson: Parliament will have to make a very difficult choice, TM's deal means exactly what BJ said, if they vote for TM's deal, they buy time for public opinion to turn against brexit. If they don't, either people are asked to vote in this case the conservative party will be split or the...

there is a very real risk that TM won't get her deal through parliament after Christmas. In that case, the UK may very well end up with a brexiteer PM. Under the circumstance, both the UK and the EU would want to have a mini deal to keep the planes flying after brexit day. It's not rewiting...

some of the ERG MPs would be happy to do a mini deal, pay half the money and do without the 2 years transition plus some quick agreements to keep the planes flying. The main problem is the NI backstop. No backstop, no mini deal.

I watched the debate in the HoC yesterday. MPs were queing to rubbish TM's deal. by dismissing her deal, leaver MPs do a far better job at demolishing the reasons for which people voted for brexit than those remain MPs opposing her deal. The brexiteers will soon realise that attacking her deal...

it won't take that long. EU immigration seems to have come off the boil now that TM's deal delivers on it, making EFTA membership an achievable compromise.

she is not going for a second referendum. She will call JC's bluff, do nothing. JC will be forced to ask MPs to vote again on TM's deal. This time, more Labour remainers will chicken out and vote for her deal.

you can install the motor in the same way as you would with the Bafang but the installation is much more solid with the supplied anti-torque arm in comparison to the way the Bafang BBS is installed. You would also need a second M33 nut with ridges to keep the motor in that position. The centre...

could it be because NATO is led by our American allies (who happens to speak the same language) and we trust them more than the EU's army led by Germans, French and Italians?

being a 'soft touch', we can do a deal quicker than that.

the backstop can still be restricted to NI only while the rest of the UK goes for a Canada deal. That's the consequence of respecting the GFA. BJ or JC won't do any better with regard to NI.

TM versus JC on live TV, possibly on Sunday 9th December. https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/jeremy-corbyn-accepts-theresa-mays-13645639

The DUP's position on Norway style brexit would force half of the ERG to think twice before trying to depose TM.

The DUP could consider backing a Norway-style deal for Brexit as a way to prevent Northern Ireland being treated differently to the rest of the UK. it is one possible brexit plan that may get approved by the HoC...

Jeremy.

Not even the electorate? Who voted for the conservatives to govern and who puts JC up as leader of the opposition? Remember, JC is one of those wanting to trigger A50 as soon as possible after the referendum.