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**Mick** · 20-09-2019, 11:07

I see we’re just going back to the silly arguments so now I’m implementing the following policy.

Keep this thread to discussion on News on Brexit Developments only. That’s why I opened this debate again.

I don’t want to see the petty arguments about the merits of Brexit. We’ve argued over 3 years over this.

I do not want to see stupid arguments about who funded who’s group/side. It is just irrelevant.

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The Current Brexit News Developments are as follows:

Finland and France give Boris Johnson until 30th September to come up with proposals with alternatives to Irish Backstop, or it is over.
Brexit Secretary, Steve Barclay heading to Brussels Fri for urgent Brexit talks.
The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and it’s 11 Justices are expected to release their decision on the case of whether Boris Johnson legally advised Queen to prorogue Parliament for 5 weeks.

20-09-2019, 11:07	#242
Mick Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 15,139	Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion I see we’re just going back to the silly arguments so now I’m implementing the following policy. Keep this thread to discussion on News on Brexit Developments only. That’s why I opened this debate again. I don’t want to see the petty arguments about the merits of Brexit. We’ve argued over 3 years over this. I do not want to see stupid arguments about who funded who’s group/side. It is just irrelevant. ---------- Post added at 11:07 ---------- Previous post was at 10:47 ---------- The Current Brexit News Developments are as follows: Finland and France give Boris Johnson until 30th September to come up with proposals with alternatives to Irish Backstop, or it is over. Brexit Secretary, Steve Barclay heading to Brussels Fri for urgent Brexit talks. The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom and it’s 11 Justices are expected to release their decision on the case of whether Boris Johnson legally advised Queen to prorogue Parliament for 5 weeks.