She should be hounded out of number 10s, send in some lions that will do it

Is it next year that the dreaded Lisbon Treaty comes into force?

If this farce continues until 2023 we're all fecked

BBC surprisingly quiet; does it not fit the agenda?

i fear for this country if that happened, SS. I have some friends who are normally very placid (like myself) who are raging at the moment; i've never seen such anger at Parliamentarians. If they misjudge this; there will be bedlam

one Mogg showing some balls anyway

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-47912881

They are still fear mongering even now

They've stopped "no deal" and we still have to put up with the s***

Brexit party rally just getting started in Brum. It was sold out in a couple of days

EU elections are certain after this Thursday; will our wonderful journos challenge any differing views?

indeed; i wonder if some bright spark will inform the PM she's in the EU elections? Nige will pounce like a well watered puma come Thursday

poop poop!

Daily Mirror 45 minutes ago; yes the Mirror:

Tories lose half their voters as poll shows surge to Nigel Farage's Brexit party

The Tories are set to lose almost half of their voters as Nigel Farage's Brexit Party surges in popularity, a shock new poll has found.

The ComRes survey, taken in the days following the launch of Farage's new party, suggested just 53% of people who voted Tory in the 2017 election would vote for them again in the next general election.

The wholesale collapse puts Labour some 10 points ahead of the Tories, giving Jeremy Corbyn his biggest ever poll lead.

And a quarter of 2017 Tory voters said they were going to vote for Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party in the next national election.
Change UK, the party formed from the Independent Group of MPs, was polling on 9%, pushing the  Liberal Democrats into fifth place.

Just under a third of Leave voters in 2016 intend on voting for the Brexit Party at the next General Election.

And more than a third of 2017 Conservative Voters plan to vote for Farage's party in the next European Parliament Elections, if the UK takes part.

It's the second poll in a row to show a dramatic surge in polling for the Brexit Party
Yesterday, polling from YouGov found the party could come first in next month's Euro poll.

The survey showed they could beat both Labour and the Conservatives with its simple message - Leave the EU with No Deal.

It showed the Party on 27 percent of the vote, five percentage points ahead of second place Labour's 22 percent, followed by the Conservatives on 15 percent and then the Green Party on 10 percent, the YouGov survey for The Evening Standard newspaper showed.

if he'll have you

EU election I'm sure many will vote Brexit party as it's often more of a protest vote anyway, but it's bit risky for a general election depending on your seat? Last thing you'd want is Comrade Corbyn and the "Commiebots in Disguise" sneaking in, no matter what you feel about Brexit, I'm sure others will feel same.

Farage is leading with political transformation; not a mention of immigration. I've spoken to a few who went to his rally in Brum & they were mightilly impressed, & they aren't impressed easily as they have seen it all before. He's (as mentioned) conforming & getting new voters who are just sick & tired of being lied to, whether Brexit lies or not. As i say, small steps

indeed; it makes you wonder (well it does me) as to why the Tory Party is deliberately self-combusting

i know why the USS Virginia was scuppered; i also know why the USS Lexington & Graf Spee suffered the same fate. But this truly baffles me

Labour seem more worried than the Tories; or care more:

The Observer Brexit

Second referendum is only way to beat Nigel Farage, warns Tom Watson

Labour will never defeat Nigel Farage if it continues to “sit on the fence” over Brexit and offers only “mealy-mouthed” support for a second referendum, the party’s deputy leader says today.

In an extraordinary intervention that exposes the tensions at the top of the party over Brexit strategy, Tom Watson warns that Labour will lose to Farage’s new “far right” Brexit party in May’s European elections if it continues to give the impression that “we half agree with him”.

Writing in today’s Observer, Jeremy Corbyn’s deputy argues that Labour needs to give much clearer and more enthusiastic backing to another referendum and also spell out a positive, radical vision of how a Labour government could advance socialist values by working with other centre-left parties inside the European Union.

Stressing that Farage is a real threat not just to the Conservatives but also to Labour, he writes: “We cannot just sit back, watch this fight on the far right, and allow Farage to prosper with a backward-looking brand of politics that offers no solutions. Instead we must offer a radical alternative based on our values that speaks directly to the people we represent and demonstrate Labour has a way forward out of the crisis.”

He adds: “Labour won’t defeat Farage by being mealy-mouthed and sounding as if we half agree with him. We won’t beat him unless we can inspire the millions crying out for a different direction. We won’t win if we sit on the fence about the most crucial issue facing our country for a generation.”

His comments – after opinion polls last week put the new Brexit party ahead of Labour and the Conservatives – reflects the frustration among senior Labour remainers about Corbyn’s lukewarm support for another referendum in which remain would be on the ballot paper.

They come as campaigners from both sides of the Brexit debate this weekend step up efforts to persuade millions of young people to register to vote in the 23 May elections so they have their say in the Europe debate.

The Vote for Your Future campaign, which attracted huge online interest as soon as it was launched last Thursday, is trying to reach about 3 million people aged 18 to 30 who are not registered before the deadline of 7 May.

The Electoral Commission says a third of the 9 million people in the UK in this age group are not currently registered to vote. This compares with just 4% of those over 65.

Callum Warriner, a young Brexit supporter and Dover councillor involved with the campaign, said: “It’s a national scandal that one in three young people aren’t registered to vote. With this year’s European elections being some of the most important ever, it’s critical that – no matter how they vote – young people are registered by 7 May.”

Student activist Amanda Chetwynd-Cowieson, who backs another referendum, added: “No matter how you vote in this year’s European elections – it’s critical that young people take part. On Thursday, within hours of launching, we were trending on Twitter and videos by our supporters had been watched by hundreds of thousands of people.”

Senior Labour party sources said arguments over whether Labour would commit to another referendum in its European election manifesto would break out in the parliamentary party as soon as MPs returned from their Easter break this week. Members of the party’s ruling national executive committee (NEC), dominated by Corbyn supporters, have been told that the NEC will approve the manifesto at a meeting on 30 April.

This will alarm remain-supporting shadow cabinet members who insist they should be fully involved.

While Corbyn is under pressure to back another public vote from the 80% of party members and many MPs who want the Brexit issue to be put back to the people, other Labour MPs say another public vote would damage faith in democracy.

A letter is circulating among Labour MPs who say that cross-party talks between the government and Labour on a possible soft-Brexit deal, which will resume this week, could collapse if Corbyn and his team insist that any agreement be conditional on a confirmatory referendum taking place.

Watson still saying "far right" to try & stoke fire, is a bad mistake

its a case of she's here until this "deal" passes or 2022 "election", even 2022 she's likely to pick up the most seats and will carry on as she's doing now, with no majority but that seems to be of no concern to anybody now so it will make f*** all difference in 3 years time

she can't get past December at the latest, SS

you have the remainers ruling the roost in everything that happens with the Party, & will take the Party down before they allow us to leave. 3 weeks to the EU elections & pure bedlam, yet still no rush to do anything. It is up to the 'leavers' in the Party to force the issue & they hit a brick wall because of numbers

Gordon Brown did at least have Tony's majority though?

He was useless I give you that, probably 2nd only to May

Cameron being 3rd, shows what a cesspit this country has been the past decade that those 3 clowns even got anywhere near