sold out yet again

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www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexit/may-facing-prospect-of-being-offered-longer-brexit-delay/ar-BBVMG7r?ocid=spartandhp

© Reuters Theresa May will head to Brussels after PMQs
Theresa May is facing the prospect of being offered a Brexit delay of up to a year at an emergency EU summit in Brussels.
The prime minister has been pushing for a delay to the end of June, with the possibili
of Britain leaving at an earlier date if her Brexit deal is approved.


mmm... pushing for a delay from unelected eu facists… but not from the people who really matter.... both the labour and conservative parties appear certainly have a death wish

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A press conference from the PM is th ted to be held, before she delivers a statement to MPs in the Commons on Thursday.he summit comes after the PM held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin as part of a whistle-stop diplomatic tour.

Also on Tuesday, MPs approved a government motion for her to seek a Brexit delay until 30 June by 420 votes to 110, a majority of 310.

A total of 97 Conservative MPs rebelled and voted against the government, including former Brexit secretaries Dominic Raab and David Davis.

The size of the rebellion indicates the scale of anger among Mrs May's party at her decision to go for another extension, as well as the looming prospect of having to take part in European Parliament elections almost three years after the referendum



if the MPs are angry... come and visit your constituencies and see how angry they are at what they voted for being deliberately ignored and stop being so London centric,,,, Anna Sourburry being all hurt by being called a Nazi and having police protection will be the least of your problems … and it wont be soft eggs that are thrown either Corbyn

another year of this tripe will not be greeted with enthusiasm..and can our country really take another year..every things been quite restrained so far with just a few instances
and of course us having to take part in the eu elections will become a focus which our MPs do not wish to be forced into aknowledging