Brexit negotiations starting tomoorow

So at the moment is Labour looking st the EFTA opinion? It certainly sounds like it.

Independent reports that Hestletine thinks that Brexit is almost certainly not going to happen..... oh oh oh please be right.

I'd be happy with that, even thigh I'm not labour

thigh though!

And me galen I would really prefer staying as we are but if I'm forced I'd go with EFTA - I'm Labour did you know

Ah...

I forgot to mention a while back. I have a friend just retired at a high level in HMRC who apparently are still proceeding as if VAT and Customs union will still be in existence after Brexit.

Odd isn't it?

Margaret, here's the original.

mobile2.derbund.ch/articles/59442e3cab5c3744ba000001

It already has an article in about the Queens Speech and her being dressed in EU blue!

By the way, the translation has gone viral now.

Good -it was excellent.

Why oh why are people like IDS still allowed to tell lies about Brexit?

He could be one of those who loses his seat if the boundaries are changed.

Yippee!!

Calm down. We have to have the boundary changes first, then an election. And don't forget the DUP don't want the boundary changes.

inews.co.uk/essentials/news/politics/scottish-government-threatens-derail-crucial-brexit-bill/

Oh, well. It may not last long.

?There may be trouble ahead?

Are you singing whitewave?

Well I have to do something to pretend this nightmare isn't happening.

You'll turn into Julie Andrews you know

It is only going to get more interesting I'm afraid. I wonder if Heseltine could possibly be right? My worry is that they will be glad to get rid of us now.

So looking further ahead. How many loons support a hard Brexit? Would there be enough supporters of a softer Brexit to defeat them?

May off to Brussels today with the knowledge that the electorate was not prepared to strengthen her hand in the Brexit negotiations. The electorate are not therefore convinced of her version of Brexit.

She needs to stop being persuaded by the hard right and listen to the entire spectrum of thought on Brexit, including those who totally rejected Brexit, who are undoubtedly growing in number.

Brussels of course are more than aware of all this with the knowledge that May will almost certainly not be around within the near future.

Growth doing really well now. That's really going to help her in her Brexit negotiations.

A report one year on.

ukandeu.ac.uk/brexit-gives-rise-to-new-political-identities-new-report-one-year-on-from-eu-referendum-finds/

whitewave - if you mean by "hard Brexit" that we leave the single market then I support it - and I'm not a loon or daft - I just have a different opinion than you. Please don't insult me.
As for the comments about the Queen's hat - I notice that there are only 5 "stars" - perhaps that's HM's opinion of how many member states will be left in the EU after it implodes