https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/m...tion-xkf9vlrvw

I would have liked to read all of this but you have to log in to The Times these days.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/...extend-brexit/

Like the Times you have to log in for the full story.

Here is the Express point of view..

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/91...uy-verhofstadt

Meanwhile, Jeremy has the answer to homelessness.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42851024

^Theresa May hasn't got one though has she? hold on a minute, that would be a radical step in the right direction wouldn't it, an actual caring Tory prime minister, nah not a chance. :haha:

Meanwhile poor Theresa has other more pressing matters on her hands, a possible leadership challenge amongst her Tory faithful, whoa, she won't like that on her political CV will she?. Mind you, it will fit right in alongside the worst Home Secretary there's ever been one and below the worst Tory leader they've had for bleeding decades one won't it. :har:

Stressful times Theresa, stressful times.............. its all your own fault you muppet. :yep:

The stormclouds are gathering above the Brexit Tory backbenchers and they'll need to act now and elect a new leader before she hands the country back into the clenched fist of the EU.
Theresa May needs consigning to the dustbin of British political history where she belongs or those Brexit MPs will all be smeared in the same excrement that she bathes in.

Meanwhile Jeremy Corbyn is playing the smart game, he understands that you don't interrupt an enemy while they're playing Russian roulette with a fully loaded revolver.
Some MPs going to take a big fall soon and the only 2 questions that needs asking are, who will it be and when will it happen. :O:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42853895

Pension payments should never be allowed to be deferred under any circumstances whilst an employer is still operating/trading and the above isn't the first in recent times...BHS anybody?

It looks like old Jezzer has been kissing the wrong butts. Getting down with the young voters turns out it was the 30 plus group that gave Labour the boost at the last GE.

https://news.sky.com/story/was-the-y...-myth-11227634

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...source=Twitter

Theresa the appeaser getting weaker.

I am listening to this now, will post a comment later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20VBbd4AGqs

I think the up coming local elections the Tories will take a hit and if that hit is hard enough it could trigger a leadership challenge to Mrs May. The Tories could face a defeat at the next general election from their own Brexit voters by voting Labour. I think the political front is warming up but I'm not placing any bets to early for that.

The former possibly but the latter, very doubtful.

In a world where England flips the bird to the EU and Trump can become president of the US, nothing is impossible.

And catfish puts this on your face..:)

https://media.makeameme.org/created/...ook-5a6fa9.jpg

You forget to include Merkel performing one of the most astonishing electoral defeat survival stunts western europe has ever witnessed :03:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42867668

For what is probably the first time ever, I find myself agreeing with Iain Duncan Smith when he says "It's an incomplete report... deliberately leaked because it gives a bad view,"

You forgot "she" (the CDU) still got 33 percent, more than any other party.
The voters taught a lesson, but their mandate is still clear.

Well, that doesn't make much difference in my book, the evil Mays party received over 45% (more than any other party) and she doesn't know when she's not wanted either.

Who cares, this was dragged out during the referendum, so what's new? Oh a different report saying the same thing as before. :haha:

Deliberately leaked to serve one side of a debate that was decided by the British voters on the day.

Sent to me via email. :haha:

https://media.makeameme.org/created/yes-i-leaked.jpg