Cliff Edge anyone?

inews.co.uk/essentials/news/politics/theresa-mays-immigration-policy-based-flawed-foreign-student-data/

All Mayhem's communications people have abandoned her now. What will she do?
Rely on Boris or Fox?

Do you think she needs to come back from holiday to sort this out?

Blimey. I wonder how soon before someone says " let's rethink this Brexit thing"?

Everything is beginning to come out of the woodwork it would seem.

Like the idea that there will be a whole new immigration policy up and running by Mch 19.

inews.co.uk/essentials/news/uk/cities-towns-south-england-will-hit-hardest-brexit/

I hope they are ready for it.

It is ridiculoue to include foreign students in the immigration figures. By all means clamp down on phony students attending phony colleges, but students doing degrees or pistgraduate qualifications in British Universities are not immigrants. They not only contribute financially to our economy, their British education will incline them to forging links to the UK when they return home.

Postgraduate, not all of them are pist!

varian

probably not as much as our home-grown ones anyway!

Just been reading that when parliament returns there will probably be a choice between Rees-Mogg and Gove to take over from May.
Can it get any worse?

Fox? Leadsome? Boris? -we're spoilt for choice.

Being so cheerful keeps us going, varian.

politicalscrapbook.net/2017/07/all-aboard-the-rothschild-railway-chris-grayling-met-foreign-bankers-about-yet-more-privatisation/

Isn't it good to get back control?

politicalscrapbook.net/2017/07/brandon-lewis-contradicts-amber-rudd-spin-over-immigration-and-reveals-real-tory-plan-for-post-brexit-cliff-edge/

Brilliant, this.

"A cockup and a conspiracy..."

Richard North (leaver) on blistering form again today.
www.eureferendum.com/default.aspx
I thought this bit especially interesting;
"Something that simply has not percolated the public discourse here is that the EU-27 are not taking a hard line for the sake of it. This is not malevolence towards the UK. The Union is a community of law, underpinned by the Treaties and safeguarded by the European Court of Justice. The notion that the EU could somehow concede on fundamental aspects of the treaties, Zuleeg tells us, is not only unlikely but would be struck down by the Court when challenged.".
Food for thought who seem to think the EU is motivated by spite or similar.

Worthing will be the second most badly affected Town in the UK after Aberdeen if there is a hard Brexit. The GSK factor, will as we predicted last week affect the town badly. Hundreds of jobs will/are at risk. Many already going.

"The U.K.'s divorce from the EU is proving a bittersweet affair for Poland's finance minister.

On the one hand, the eastern European nation will lose a political ally: Poland and Britain are closely aligned on issues from deregulation to concern over yielding powers to Brussels, according to Mateusz Morawiecki, who's also deputy prime minister. But on the other, Brexit may ease a labor shortage in Poland that he calls a "major headache."

"I like that Brexit is pushing some Polish citizens out of the U.K., because it's bringing more qualified workers, more experienced workers" home, Morawiecki said Wednesday in an interview in London.

Much of Europe's ex-communist east is suffering from a dearth of workers as citizens seek higher wages in other parts of the continent. At almost one million, Poles are the U.K.'s biggest immigrant group. Unemployment in Poland is at a record-low 5 percent."

Poland wants its workers back.

"Theresa May is facing a new setback in Brexit negotiations after the government in Dublin said that her proposal for the Irish border was unworkable.

Leo Varadkar, the Republic of Ireland’s prime minister, is pushing for the Irish Sea to become the post-Brexit border with the UK after warning Mrs May that her plan was doomed and would jeopardise the peace process.

British officials were said to be taken aback by Dublin’s change in tone, expressed at a European Union summit in Brussels last week. The DUP said this morning that it would be strongly opposed to the “absurd and unconstitutional” proposals."

Not just a cliff edge; a whole Irish Sea between what the UK and EU want.

Only a year to go before the negotiations are to be completed before the stage where it is all to be looked at by the E27 what an absolute joke

Councils are asking for billions of pounds of lost funding once we Brexit. Projects planned by councils all over the UK and expected to get EU funding will lose out if the government does not cough up the funding. This also includes money for flood defence for the environment agency who regularly receives funding from the EU worth millions of pounds.

www.biospace.com/News/hundreds-of-jobs-to-go-as-glaxosmithkline-shutters/463530

GSK job losses because of getting rid of Maxinutrition.
I can't recall that being mentioned in last week's headlines; it was all about Horlicks. Just shows the obsessions within the MSM.

Reading this nearly makes me feel sorry for Fox.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2017/07/27/brexit-briefing-liam-fox-chicken_n_17602840.html?utm_hp_ref=uk-politics&ir=UK+Politics

instituteforgovernment.cmail19.com/t/r-l-jlwhydk-hyijirukdj-u/

For those who haven't read enough about chickens.

Mike Jagger has released a single about the state we are in with Brexit and Trump. I think it's called "gotta get a grip" and "England Lost"

Oh, wonderful, Mick Jagger - that well-known tax-dodger!

The new Irish Taoiseach has more or less told the UK to get its act together and come up with an alternative plan to the "Irish sea" idea. The DUP needless to say had apoplexy over what seemed a sensible idea.

Ha ha, Mick Jagger Tax Dodger of Los Angeles
Telling the rest of us what we should be doing or not doing.
'Married' Jerry then, after four? children, told her the marriage was not legal.
Hope he pays tax on the proceeds from his latest single.
Don't hold your breath.