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Labour.
They are calling for voters to be given the option to remain in the EU and expect Labour to formally back remain.

If Labour wins power in a general election, they want a "confirmatory vote" on any new deal negotiated.

However, Labour's stance in a referendum campaign in these circumstances would "depend on the deal negotiated.
Bunch of wan***s nobody can understand Labours policy on Brexit, least of all labour MP's.
“It is not exactly the absolute clarity we were hoping for,” one MP said. “It sounds like we are reserving the right to campaign for remain against our own Brexit deal – that will just sound ludicrous to voters.”
When are they going to understand you can't please all the people all of the time.

I'd apologize Crowcast, but as you see I couldn't possibly mention anything to do with DB.

"Yes checked.. target 74,000 by 2022. Easy mistake to make."
Well it was Crowcast!
I just mentioned the latest 18,000 to go and a total of 74,000, you didn't read my post correctly and immediately said that I have the figures wrong.
I actually wrote "18,000 more set to go."
The headlines suggest they have already started, SP currently over 5% down.
The reason I mentioned it in the first place was that have mirrored the EU in response to the financial crisis or any crisis, in that they were too slow to act and in reality were hoping the crisis just goes away.
In Europe's case that's what you get when you're trying to oversee the 19 members of the doomed to fail Eurozone.
Btw, what does this mean?
"I think. DB's actual job reductions have been relatively small and often offset by acquisitions."
Oxymoron comes to mind.

How many more jobs are Deutsche Bank going lose?
18,000 more set to go and all businesses related to the buying and selling of equities closed.
That will be 74,000 jobs lost by 2020.
desperate measures for a bank that was once the pride of Europe.
With 8,000 traders based in London wait for the remoaners to blame it all on Brexit.

Every stat except probably the one that concerns every investor here. Finance.

Three cheers for Widdicome, says it how it is.
"Nous allons. Wir gehen. We're off!"

Very quiet in the village today, locals mulling about which way to vote.
Polls suggest that the center-right and conservative party the New Democracy (ND) will be forming the next government.
Seems the so called populist party of prime minister Alexis Tsipras have had their day.
The ultra leftwing Syriza party had to, in the end conform to the EU and international creditors.
It doesn't really matter who gets elected, it will take years if not generations to turn Greece around and people moan about austerity in the UK.
The EU have totally screwed them and have got them where they want them, for now at least.

I've virtually given up replying to the remoaners propaganda lies keltickiller, they only report your post and get it removed.
I guess some cannot bear the truth, just look at the fiasco surrounding the ongoing commission elections, what a farce and they are only at the nomination stage.
Don't even mention Labour, Corbyn
et al, it don't stay on here very long, even though they will have a disastrous effect on the Lloy SP if elected.

If you remember Newboy you filtered Oxo a couple of weeks ago so that was a complete ********* comment from you as usual.

The surprise POLITICAL nomination of Christine Lagarde as the new head of the European Central Bank has left the world wondering: Who will take charge of the International Monetary Foundation?
Now who's being tipped to replace her?
Well, well, none other than Mark Carney.
Time to change places on the great merry go round, if your face fits and you say the right things you'll be rewarded.
The whole system is rotten.

More shite from Tor.....
What is needed to win?
"Civil disobedience. Pig-headedness!"
If that's your strategy, you're gonna lose, Beowulf will be relying on the law, so we've been told.
Four kilometres from Jokkmokk and the deposit 3.6 kilometres long, blimey we'll be blasting up the high street next.
There's too much of this anti mining rhetoric being published, it's about time Beowulf's press officer swung into action (who is that) for some balance.

get nearly 60,000 posts on LSE.
Quadrupling every post helps!!
Being in such a hurry to get on the next BB you keep reloading the original comment.
Just saying.

I read that M1, bought it all back cheers.
Now I don't usually bother with the Guardian donation plea but read through it this time.
It contained this paragraph.
"Our editorial independence means we set our own agenda and voice our own opinions. Guardian journalism is free from commercial and political bias and not influenced by billionaire owners or shareholders. This means we can give a voice to those less heard, explore where others turn away, and rigorously challenge those in power."
I laughed so much, nearly spilt me beer.

You have to embrace change JR, or you'll find yourself supporting a Labour party that's full of old ideas that have been tried and failed before.
Dinosaurs are extinct.

Never mind CC whichever way you spin it, it will be a disaster for some European agriculture regions who have already and continue to voice their concerns.
All they want is the stupid CAP, they know they are going to get their money come what may. There are some uneasy farmers in the EU right now.
I'm not worried about the Irish farmers, they are certainly not worried about the UK. Varadkar has shown that these last couple of years, he's had his 5 minutes of fame.
As for the movement of people, as you know there are many asylum seekers arriving in Europe right now from South America (including Venezuela, who incidentally are not included in the so-called agreement) don't you think this will make it easier for them?

I can only see problems from here on in. What price the German automobile industry eh!

Source, Daily Mail and TheFarEnd.

You didn't expect the Guardian did yer Newboy?
I prefer reliable unbiased sources not that leftwing propaganda nonsense.

Mandarins discussed the Labour leader's future at an event this month as rumours mount that he is 'losing his memory', where one went as far to say that the 70-year-old was 'not firing on all cylinders'. They are increasingly worried about the prospect of Mr Corbyn becoming prime minister because he is 'propped up' by his advisers, according to the reports.

I think most people are increasingly worried about the prospect of Mr Corbyn becoming prime minister it will be a disaster. All the doom mongering about Brexit will pale into insignificance if labour get elected.

One senior civil servant said: 'When does someone say [he] is too ill to carry on as leader of the Labour Party let alone prime minister?... He is not functioning on all cylinders.' Another said: 'There is a real worry that the Labour leader isn't up to the job physically or mentally but is being propped up by those around him.

Tiny being the operative word, they're all down the juicer lunchtime.
But they're getting paid for their services and we still don't know how much.
I know the amount of shares is mind boggling but seeing your figures, does anyone else think this seems like an uphill struggle sometimes.

I see Corbyn's cocked a deaf un, funny that.

I'm watching question time.
Now I'm no academic, but is it me or are there a lot of thicko's about these days?
How did we arrive here, can't believe it.