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Suggestion from Commons sources that that May will stay in the House after the statement and see Graham Brady at 1.30pm.

It seems 48 letters have been received - the threshold needed for a vote to go ahead.

maybe they are all love letters ? She's actually not bad looking. Must book that Specsavers appointment....

denphone

15-11-2018 13:28

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35970881)

Not so sure - he is not on the front bench in the Commons, I would have thought if he supports the PM, he would be there. Probably sharpening those knives he used in Boris's back.

The Telegraph’s Steven Swinford claims that Michael Gove, the environment secretary, has been offered the post of Brexit secretary.

Dave42

15-11-2018 13:47

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35970910)

least it can shut them up for a year when they fail to oust her

denphone

15-11-2018 13:49

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Another Conservative MP has resigned as a parliamentary private secretary (PPS) over the Brexit deal. This is from Ranil Jayawardena, who was a PPS at the Ministry of Justice.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-politics-live

ianch99

15-11-2018 13:56

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Originally Posted by Gavin78 (Post 35970905)

Looking forwards to a collapsed government and a no deal brexit. Might shut these remain voters up

Yup, it is all their fault :) A punishment Brexit it is then ..

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35970913)

The Telegraph’s Steven Swinford claims that Michael Gove, the environment secretary, has been offered the post of Brexit secretary.

What's the point? It is only a figurehead position after all ;)

papa smurf

15-11-2018 14:05

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35970911)

maybe they are all love letters ? She's actually not bad looking. Must book that Specsavers appointment....

Go back you've been robbed.

denphone

15-11-2018 14:36

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According to the Evening Standard, edited by the former Tory chancellor George Osborne, Michael Gove has turned down an offer to replace Dominic Raab as Brexit secretary.

Pierre

15-11-2018 14:52

Re: Brexit

Buckle up. No deal here we come.

Mr K	15-11-2018 14:56

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35970927)

According to the Evening Standard, edited by the former Tory chancellor George Osborne, Michael Gove has turned down an offer to replace Dominic Raab as Brexit secretary.

A crafty move by TM to try and trap oily snake Gove. However he's not that daft, he'll bide his time and pounce when the time is right and most of his opponents are gonners.

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35970930)

Buckle up. No deal here we come.

It won't happen. The deadline will be moved or a way will be found. No Govt. or the EU want no deal, no good for anyone.

papa smurf

15-11-2018 14:57

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Just watched rees mogg interview ,no holds barred on sticking the boot into may.

Mr K	15-11-2018 14:59

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35970933)

Just watched rees mogg interview ,no holds barred on sticking the boot into may.

He's a softie ;)

https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2018/11/9.jpg

Pierre

15-11-2018 15:10

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35970931)

It won't happen. The deadline will be moved or a way will be found. No Govt. or the EU want no deal, no good for anyone.

Well this deal isn’t going to happen. Labour will vote against any deal, many Tory’s will vote against anything that isn’t a hard Brexit. Liberal, SNP will vote against anything that isn’t staying in the EU.

I don’t see a way out of it.

Damien

15-11-2018 15:20

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Who knows what’s going to happen now. Everything else is up in the air.

denphone

15-11-2018 15:31

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BBC’s Norman Smith.

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A Tory minister tells me if Brexiteers vote down Deal -he and others will openly campaign for a second referendum and to stay in EU.

Mick	15-11-2018 15:44

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They can join the streams of other campaigns trying for Second Referendum. They forgetting one important detail. Brexit is enshrined in to law. Going to need an act of Parliament to undo it.

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