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Seems it's all up to the EU to put that lot in the HOC and the rest of us out of our misery.
If they refuse us an extension we can leave this complete balls up that is the European Union not to mention the leaving process.
Trouble is they want our money so it's unlikely to happen.

Couldn't organise a piss up in brewery.

Another reason for leave.
Tim Martin ''If there's no deal Brexit he'll bring the price of beer down.
That's more than the EU has ever done for us.

Lighten up remoaners you have zero influence on the proceedings, but it would make for better debate if you understood the basics.

My Administration looks forward to negotiating a large scale Trade Deal with the United Kingdom. The potential is unlimited.
In February, US and the UK struck a deal to replicate current EU-made trade deals post-Brexit. However, both sides want to strike a new deal on trade post-Brexit independent of EU rules.
Beneficial treatment for the UK post Brexit, all looking good going forward, we'll leave the EU standing.

The reporter was talking that its a done deal, which lets face it it usually is if it's a "signing ceremony..... except when you're meeting with a certain President Kim!
If they reach agreement end of April this could be a double boost leading up to ex Divi date.
Or even nullify any drop on that day, just saying.

I'm of the same opinion Ken, one thing in favour of these sites is that news posted is usually from a variety of different sources and opinions which can prove to be beneficial.
Notwithstanding DYOR and all that.

Blimey your post has 2 ticks! I swear they were not me, very kind BB (have you been drinking)? :-))

You managed to get through "operation stack" then Wids?

This maybe of interest.

A meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping to sign an agreement to end their trade war won’t occur this month and is more likely to happen in April at the earliest, three people familiar with the matter said.

Despite claims of progress in talks by both sides, a hoped-for summit at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort will now take place at the end of April if it happens at all, according to one of the people. China is pressing for a formal state visit rather than a lower-key appearance just to sign a trade deal, the person said

Does anyone know where there might be any jobs going? (Mining industry experience preferred).

Sweden’s unemployment level rose again in February as job growth slowed amid a cool-down in the Nordic region’s largest economy.

The labor force grew by 5,000 people to 5.5 million in February, roughly matching the growth in employment, according to seasonally adjusted and smoothed figures.
The jobs report offers mixed signals about the strength of the economy and comes on the back of recent data indicating a slowdown. Consumer confidence is near a six-year low amid a drop in housing prices and turbulent equities markets.
Prime Minister Stefan Lofven’s government faces pressure from two centrist allies to ease labor market regulations. The IMF says Sweden should find ways of boosting employment levels among low-skilled workers and immigrants.
The central bank aims to end negative rates by the end of the year, but weaker-than-estimated inflation is raising doubt about the plan

Oops!
"not something you don't do" is that a double negative?

Although it's not something you don't do very often, this is a step in the right direction. If you want to move your money/investments to another platform these providers always have additional charges justified as admin.

Britain's financial markets regulator on Thursday proposed a package of measures aimed at improving competition in the investment platforms market, including restricting the use of exit fees.

"While the market is working well for most of its consumers, the package we've announced today should make it less expensive and time-consuming for investors to shop around," FCA Executive Director of Strategy and Competition Christopher Woolard said.

The five types of customers flagged in the FCA's initial report were those who want to switch platforms, users of platforms that are not linked to a financial adviser, those who use model portfolios, customers with large cash balances, and "orphan" clients who no longer have any relationship with a financial adviser.

I thought McDonnell lost his way, a few times there he was fading. Nothing new in the reply usual Labour rhetoric we've heard it many times before.

Definitely not a direct reply to Hammonds proposals.

"So can I ask what's the point of today's vote "The vote today does not change the current law."
The vote today could become government policy but it doesn't change the existing law which is included in the Repeal of the European Communities Act 1972, which came into effect last summer I believe.
This act fixed the “exit day”, naming the hour for this as 11.00 p.m. on 29 March 2019.

Most remoaners chose to ignore this, at least the popcorn filled ones who post on here.

If your hero Vince Cable had a few more seats CC perhaps the Lib dems would have a bit more say.
So far they have only voted no.
Until then best they all keep quite as they have no respect for the electorate that put them there.

"After today's vote to take "No Deal" off the table how can we leave the EU without a deal, what am I missing."
I guess what you are missing Bronco is an understanding of the parliamentary process.

The vote today does not change the current law.

BERLIN (Reuters) - German companies are interested in hiring skilled workers from Britain due to Brexit, the DIHK Chambers of Commerce said on Wednesday, adding that Europe's largest economy lacked around 1.6 million skilled workers.
I thought that they've just imported over 1 million from the middle east.

A lack of skilled labour has become a big concern for managers in Germany.

I saw Barnier was sick as a Blackpool donkey after the vote, we all know why. When we leave without this so called deal the EU will have ZERO influence over us something they hate with a vengeance.
They would shudder as they watch us prosper, bit like now really the way the EU is heading.

Such is life.

This BB in the last couple of years has had many new faces and whilst I welcome everyone's input it will be kind of sad to see those new remoaners disappear after Brexit is completed.

I enjoy your farcical comments but please stay after we leave the EU then we can discuss other topics such as the demise of the said EU and even the merits of being a Lloyds investor.

Poor misguided soul.

80% to 90% zero tariffs announced when we leave with NO DEAL, did you get that Crowcast?

242 - 391 the no's have it.