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Blair's on his pedestal again, he pop's up like a bad apple every time there's a push from remain.
Why give him the airtime, he's a proven liar.

She's ok at dishing it out like reveling at the English for the advantages given to Scotland via the Barnett formula but not so good at taking it when it comes to home truths.

There's a moral here.....
Never p*** off a woman, they remember stuff that hasn't even happened yet. (Statler and Waldorf I believe).

On the subject of spelling JR, what is PPL?

One door closes and another one opens.
Adverts for mis-sold interest only and repayment mortgages starting to appear already.

Oops, lose!

Sweaties loose the case against proroguing, dismissed apparently.

Re JC.
Looks like I was right, she told him to **** off.
The Queen will refuse to meet opposition leaders Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson if they seek to drag her into the Brexit political crisis at Westminster. Her advisers have told her that she should only grant an audience to the Labour and Liberal Democrat leaders if her Prime Minister Boris Johnson agrees.

Indeed "why waste the Queen's time" snige.

What happened after Jeremy Corbyn the well known royalist wrote to the Queen requesting a meeting “as a matter of urgency” in a bid to stop Boris proroguing parliament.
It's all gone quiet, she probably told him to **** off.

Mr slippery Dominic Grieve is spitting feathers and adamant that there is time to avert a no deal.
Remoaners, "this is an affront to democracy", "manipulating the system" etc, etc. Lol.

Full marks to Boris, let's hope he can deliver.

Are you joking Suzy?
I think you're trying to get lbjj banned, ffs.

Yes, for my sins I've got money in both of em stagecoach.

Tony Smith, a former Head of the UK Border Force and a current member of the Expert Panel Advising the Alternative Arrangements, has said that technology to solve the issue of the Irish border already exists.

"I've met myself two companies this week who are the unicorns that everybody says aren't there," he said.

"It is possible, not just to submit electronic data to us but to track data.

"There's one company who can track a packet of bacon from Ireland, right the way through the UK and into the EU and tell you exactly where it is, exactly every time that lorry was stopped or that container was opened and inspected.
"It's all done by digital technology and that technology is there now.

"The difficulty is lots of people don't want to believe that technology is there because it is potentially a solution to an otherwise intractable problem which commits us to remaining in the customs union and single market.

They don't want us to leave.
In other words all this talk about unicorns is just that, talk.

I knew it wasn't his, er, what's his name this week.
Richard Hearne lol.

Don't have us believe that you wrote all that claptrap Big-foot, you're not that fluent, popcorn is more your forte.
My guess is that nobody read through it all, I gave up after a couple of sentences.
The world is laughing! Sure most on here are laughing......... at you.

Btw where's the link?

With or within months, no difference, either we'll be free of the EU or poor old Ken will no longer be with us.

Bye bye Big-foot!

Btw I can think of another word to put after Big.......and it ain't foot.
So long.

My sentiments entirely BB, "there is bugger all we can do about it."
Anyone can quote natural disasters throughout history, and many delight in it, but for the likes of Joe public, apart from being a so called 'responsible citizen's WTF are they on about.
Do gooders, I've had my fill of em, preaching to me like some southern evangelist, they're know all's, but in reality just like all the rest of us.
Bunch of hypocrites.

Just saying.

The case for independence, don't make me laugh Sturgeon.
Scotland’s deficit was seven times higher than UK as a whole last year. Scotland’s notional deficit stood at £12.6bn or 7% of GDP, including North Sea oil revenues, compared with the UK’s total £23.5bn deficit, which includes Scotland’s figure. The UK deficit is equivalent to 1.1% of its GDP.

I believe it was mainland Europe PC.

Minewater touted as an alternative energy solution.
Advocates claim enough geothermal energy in abandoned coal mines to heat 180m homes.
Article in yesterday's FT.

Just trying to add some balance here, everyone knows I support leaving the European Union so I don't quite understand where the bias comes from in this instance.
But yes of course I'm bias, I'm for the UK, unlike many on here.
I have no hidden agenda I want us to leave the EU.
I don't want to become part of a federal Europe.
Last week peeps were posting about bank closures on the high street, but across the channel broadly speaking you have the reverse. Bank density per population has not changed in many European countries and this is one reason why the euro area banking sector as a whole struggling to improve profitability, not to mention the Euro itself.
Euro banks profitability remains low primary because the EU were too slow to act as per usual, and now they're entering a downturn completely unprepared.
The sooner we leave this floundering experiment the better.