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Gavin78 04-09-2019 17:59

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
I'm waiting for the general election when boris gets back in and then the crazy people can all stand up in arms and protest that it wasn't a fair result and they want another one because it's not what they voted for.

nomadking 04-09-2019 18:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008742)
Don't give Cummings any ideas. ;)

He's not the one determined to overthrrow the democratic referendum vote.

Dave42 04-09-2019 18:23

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Theo Usherwood

@theousherwood
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Legislation to force Boris Johnson back to Brussels to delay Brexit until January 31st clears second reading:

Ayes: 329

Noes: 300

Rebel majority: 29

Another Conservative MP rebels? If so, somebody else can expect to lose the whip.

denphone 04-09-2019 18:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008750)
Theo Usherwood

@theousherwood
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48s


Legislation to force Boris Johnson back to Brussels to delay Brexit until January 31st clears second reading:

Ayes: 329

Noes: 300

Rebel majority: 29

Another Conservative MP rebels? If so, somebody else can expect to lose the whip.


Caroline Spelman, who voted with the government yesterday...

pip08456 04-09-2019 18:37

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Bank of England: No-deal Brexit not as bad as we predicted

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While he warned that there would still be an economic impact, with food bills likely to rise, Mr Carney said preparations for no-deal since the end of last year had informed the improved picture.

These include work undertaken at Dover and Calais to reduce disruption to cross-Channel trade, the government's proposed tariff regime, and work to reduce disruption in the financial markets.

Chris 04-09-2019 18:41

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In other words, now it looks like it’s going to happen and there’s little point continuing Project Fear, they want to try to put on record a prediction that’s probably closer to the truth, in the hope that everyone remembers that prediction and not the blood-curdling nonsense they’ve been putting out for the last 3 years.

jfman 04-09-2019 19:43

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Boris proposed to the 1922 Committee an all Ireland agrifood zone. Haha.

richard s 04-09-2019 20:18

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I think the title of this thread should be changed: Boris Forms a Government... Ha, Ha, Ha.

Hugh 04-09-2019 20:23

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36008755)

Quote:

Governor Mark Carney told the Treasury select committee that the Bank now believes GDP will fall by 5.5% in the worst-case scenario following a no-deal Brexit - less than the 8% contraction it predicted last November.

The Bank's revised assessment also says unemployment could increase by 7% and inflation may peak at 5.25% if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal.
Good news!!!

pip08456 04-09-2019 20:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008763)
Good news!!!

Yes it is and note those figures are worst case scenario.

Carth 04-09-2019 20:39

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Given the way they calculate how many (few) hours a week you need to work in order to qualify as 'employed', I doubt very much that the unemployment figures will rise to anything that comes remotely near 7% . . . unless they decide to move the goalposts again for . . . reasons :rolleyes:


oh, and two words to note in one of the quotes above are: MAY and PEAK . . . which actually leaves a big area below that

pip08456 04-09-2019 20:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008772)
Given the way they calculate how many (few) hours a week you need to work in order to qualify as 'employed', I doubt very much that the unemployment figures will rise to anything that comes remotely near 7% . . . unless they decide to move the goalposts again for . . . reasons :rolleyes:


oh, and two words to note in one of the quotes above are: MAY and PEAK . . . which actually leaves a big area below that

You missed out COULD.

nomadking 04-09-2019 20:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008772)
Given the way they calculate how many (few) hours a week you need to work in order to qualify as 'employed', I doubt very much that the unemployment figures will rise to anything that comes remotely near 7% . . . unless they decide to move the goalposts again for . . . reasons :rolleyes:


oh, and two words to note in one of the quotes above are: MAY and PEAK . . . which actually leaves a big area below that

The unemployment figures are calculated using international standards.
Link

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This approach has wide international acceptance, including by the International Labour Organisation (ILO).
Quit with the fake news.

Hugh 04-09-2019 20:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008776)
The unemployment figures are calculated using international standards.
Link

Quit with the fake news.

From your link.
Quote:

3. Employment

The number of people in employment in the UK is measured by the Labour Force Survey (LFS) and consists of people aged 16 years and over who did one hour or more of paid work per week

Carth 04-09-2019 20:56

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Thankyou Hugh ;)


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