Paul a Brexshit screwed Repat 🇬🇧 for EU #FBPE

@euromove @BathforEurope @ChukaUmunna Exactly, the so called "people" is not a constant nor is their "will", the need for and success of democracy is based on that premiss. #StopBrexit

@MikeCol03800375 @nickboocock @mikegalsworthy What's 17.4 million got to do with it ?

@nickboocock @mikegalsworthy Lol come back when you get 17.4 million, 50 just does not cut it.

This is Manchester. ❤️🇪🇺

@g_gosden @SandraDunn1955 OMG I watched long enough to see the audience holding up their pre-prepared placards, this is scary stuff indeed. Such cult meetings going on in the dead of night all over the country in quiet villages - yikes.

There’s a village looking for this idiot

@g_gosden @SandraDunn1955 Sorry I couldn't bring myself to turn the sound on, just watching her justiculate was enough to make me feel uncomfortable.

@ali__samson @modeavantgarde We wouldn't be in this mess if commentators and journalists chased the facts instead of cheap headlines and media sales.

Cleverly caught out. Gina on hand to provide accuracy. So important. Journalists take note.

@ BBC

Manchester: Reject Brexit | Defend Democracy bestforbritain.org/manchesterrall…

@mikegalsworthy That's the first time I've laughed while looking at Farages mug, classic 😁😁😁

Class. 😂👌

@ajmpolite No but their governments mates haven't hedged against the company and told their puppy in cabinet to keep the till closed until the jobs a good'n.

Now that’s odd. German government to grant Thomas Cook subsidiary Condor a bridging loan to tune of €380 million, saving 4000 jobs. Is Germany breaking the rules?

@Rachel5742 @zatzi Well said, cheap and nasty people those Mogg's.

@zatzi What an utterly disgraceful comment & implication...the case was about an Executive acting unlawfully in excess of its powers by closing down the sovereign Parl to prevent it undertaking its role. Unlike Johnson's prorogation the Cout decision had nothing to do with #Brexit.

Anyone know how many of the Supreme Court judges voted Leave?

@zatzi Can you explain what sort of alternative outrage you would prefer politicians to make. The AG just states the obvious, a politically motivated action received a appropriate reaction.

Interesting that the Lord Chief Justice, Master of the Rolls and President of the Queen’s Bench Division all disagree with the SC’s decision. The Attorney General’s advice said “Any accusations of unlawfulness or constitutional outrage were motivated by political considerations.”

I’m puzzled. Brexiteers are upset with the Supreme Court judgement. Yet the Government insisted prorogation was nothing whatsoever to do with Brexit. So how can the decision to overturn prorogation harm Brexit?

@Kevin_Maguire Those names and that component are mutually exclusive, they'll be making their usual wise crack remarks about the judgement.

Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg and every Minister who conspired in the unlawful sidelining of Parliament and lying to the Queen would resign immediately if they had an ounce of honour in their bodies

@robsmithrugby @mainiesman @ToryTrojan @bbclaurak @LibDems I was referring to you saying half'ish. My point is only 37% voted for this chaos, the rest were either against it or felt unable to decide or it unecessary to cast a vote.

@robsmithrugby @mainiesman @ToryTrojan @bbclaurak @LibDems 37% in 2016, probably much less now. Not very close to half is it.

1. Bedlam on the floor after those arguing for Remain now fail, demand to push it for an accurate vote is denied by the Chair - this argument is far from over

“I’m glad the Labour party’s finally made up its mind that it wants to stay in Europe” @afneil has some words for Gordon Brown on #bbcqt in 1988 - the future PM’s first appearance #QTat40

@AyresomeAngel46 @GarethinEurope @BadRedWolf @Femi_Sorry Leaving with no deal is just the start of the real decades of limbo and argument except the country gets poorer fast as we do it.

If Brexit happens, there will be a new relationship negotiated between the UK and the EU. It will be a relationship that literally nobody will have voted for... ...At the expense of one that 16,141,241 people voted for. That is objectively undemocratic.

@RichardPTh He looked very stressed being interviewed after today's vote, trying to dress every answer into one that sounded more credible than what the party has been pushing.

Is Kier Starmer in the wrong party?

@saira_ramadan @chrisk_hw Several of my daily meds on that list, it seems to include pretty much all common antidepressants, type 2 diabetes, numerous blood pressure meds etc.. If it's remotely close then there will be panic, there's a huge cover up.

My medication is on this list. 2 weeks ago I placed an order for it and it was delayed, without explanation, by a week. For the first time ever. Coincidence? Is your medication on this list?

"by not truly declaring his mind and opinion to the monarch on the matter under consideration when in Council with her is technically an act of treason. Even if prorogation is found to be not illegal, he should be reclining in the Tower." opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocra…