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The current odds on favourite to take over the role as speaker.
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk...9Cwhen-speaker |
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I think it's likely No 10 will make clear they'll challenge any Speaker put in before an election.
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More Project Reality - British battery manufacturer will have to open factory in EU, not UK, in the event of no deal
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-p...ments-49636684 @19:28
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Having been involved in very many risk assessment/mitigation efforts, you assess what the upcoming scenarios are, what are the risks arising from these scenarios, score these risks/issues by likelihood and impact, and agree what mitigating actions/plans can/need to be put in place to reduce/remove the negative impacts - if Yellowhammer is not being used for these purposes, what is it being used for, and what planning/impact assessments/likely scenarios are being used? |
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The reality is that his lies are in a different league, which is why The Times sacked him. They may work successfully for a short campaign like Brexit but in the medium and long term, they tarnish your reputation. How can you negotiate with someone who's inherently untrustworthy? ---------- Post added at 20:01 ---------- Previous post was at 19:59 ---------- Quote:
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ERG members now talking up the positives of a Northern Ireland only backstop. It'd win a Northern Ireland only referendum.
In fairness, there's no Ireland in the word Brexit. |
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If a deal of any kind comes before the Commons before 31 October, the rump of the parliamentary Tory party can be relied on to vote for it, but what everyone will really be looking at is whether Labour does. Labour has to, really; if it doesn’t, it is going to be absolutely slaughtered in northern England at the election they have now publicly accepted has to follow after 31 October comes and goes. Not many Brexit-voting natural labour voters will be persuaded by the nuances they put forward as justification for refusing to back the WA earlier this year. Labour simply has to back a deal. |
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It's whether Jeremy will bail BoJo out considering all the bad blood between them. Perhaps the chicken jibes weren't such a good idea after all. |
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If my calculations are right if the ERG backed the third vote on TMs deal it would have passed.
Chris is on the money here. TMs future was tied to the DUP (in that she couldn’t lead the Tories into another GE). Boris isn’t tied in the same way. He wants a general election. After he delivers any kind of Brexit he must fancy his chances to win a decent majority. ---------- Post added at 21:42 ---------- Previous post was at 21:39 ---------- Quote:
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NI-Only backstop has been the most likely outcome for a while now I think so I wouldn't be surprised. It gets us back to what the EU originally proposed as well.
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