Government must have vote on Brexit

Roll on triggering article 50

Yes the sooner the better.

LucyGransnet - do you think you need to sort this all out please?

Hadnt seen latest post from LucyGransnet.
#hopeitdoesthetrick.

British values have been lost sight of by some on GN

Try thinking about -

Tolerence
Fairness
Respect for the law of the land and for others
Co-operation
Compassion

and a nice cup of tea

Sorry, varian, but I never drink tea.

mair I have just seen your last post to me.

I shall let it speak for itself

Any time it has been mooted it has been kicked into the long grass - of course there will still be 27 countries which can have a vote on the matter. It is due to the position Trump seems to be taking against Europe and the apparent wish of Russia to break up the Union which sparked this off.
Don't you think it is a bit off to say the least for another country to try interfering like this? Trump is it seems appointing an ambassador to the EU who is very anti EU and already bragging he will break up the Union.

You're right to rise above pathetric attacks whitewave.

I don't know about this Welshwife or why he is appointing somebody who is bragging ( though I assume not openly!) about the EU. I think the chances of all the 27
Countries managing to agree about almost anything for the future is slim.

They all agree on all sensible things!

That's what makes it a good union to belong to.

Too late.....we are on the way to leaving now ( yippeee.)

She said, smugly...[yuk]

My post was of course to durhamjen, although you would know that roses.

Yes, it's going ahead despite the best efforts of the Remain camp to go against the democratic vote.

Perhaps this thread has run its course. There have been some really interesting contributions, but it veered off course a bit, as threads do sometimes.

It looks like being a very late session tonight. Some good speeches today. Interesting what D.Davies said in response to P.Davies, 'I always take the view that people’s votes in this House are a matter for their own honour and their own beliefs.'

There was some concern in this thread about leaving Euratom, the agency established by treaty to ensure co-operation on nuclear matters, but DD said that we may be able to deal direct with the IAEA. I hope so.

Questioned about funding for research he said they hope to create a mechanism that will allow the research to go on. Mmm!

Interesting speeches from both sides, but you can read them in Hansard if you missed them. OMG, I'm just screeching at the screen at Nigel Adams (Con. Selby & Ainsty) Off to watch Docherty-Hughes (SNP Dunbarton West).

Shall we see what tomorrow's news says and discuss it on a new thread?

Ana although I was feeling a tad smug.