so we would be completely reliant on imported food, and wipe out British farming families who have been in farming for generations, whats not to love :idc:

[Government to slash up to 90% of trade
tariffs if UK leaves EU with no deal ]

https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-go...-deal-11656093

Not if, When...

Labour MP Jess Phillips
was on the first part of the 2 Hour
"All Out Politics" Sky NewsHD

She said her area and schools have been cut back, so much
and if She is voted out for not wanting Brexit
so be it.

At least she is Very Honest

https://news.sky.com/story/f-your-li...-cuts-11656496

https://www.indy100.com/article/pier...action-8757816

Piers Morgan
blames Brexit for his book going for 1pence

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47462762

Brexit to cause Cancer testing delays

Hospitals are likely to experience delays to cancer testing and treatment regardless of the result of next week's Brexit vote, BBC Newsnight has learned.

The Royal College of Radiologists has told doctors to prepare for possible delays for some drugs used to detect cancer if there is a no-deal Brexit.

It says clinicians should reduce their workload in the days after 29 March, when the UK is due to leave the EU.

The government said it had "robust" plans for however the UK leaves the EU.

MPs will vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement by 12 March.

If Parliament does not vote in favour of her deal and there is no extension of Article 50 - the two-year process for leaving the EU - the UK will leave with no withdrawal agreement, known as a no-deal Brexit.

No-deal Brexit: Should patients worry?
Six key questions Brexit poses for the NHS
NHS 'not prepared' for no-deal Brexit
The five-page guidance to doctors from the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR), seen by Newsnight, warns that some radiopharmaceutical suppliers "anticipate there may be some delay to their delivery times".

It advises clinicians to: "Keep [your] workload lighter for the first week following a no-deal Brexit, in order to see more clearly what the impact is likely to be."

It adds: "In the weeks leading up to Brexit you should consider how to prioritise requests based on clinical need, should supplies be compromised."

The guidance refers to the radioisotopes commonly used in the diagnosis and treatment of some cancers.

These cannot be stockpiled in advance because of the rapid decay of their radioactivity and "a one-day delay to delivery would reduce available activity by approximately 20%", according to the guidance from the RCR.

'Patients health at risk'
A spokesman for the RCR told Newsnight the organisation now believed it was "inevitable" that uncertainty over Brexit would cause delays to some cancer tests and treatments.

Dr Richard Graham said: "Of course, now there will inevitably be delays to treatment as a result of the Brexit process because we need to start booking our lists for the post-Brexit date.

"We will need to book clinics less heavily so that we've got more wriggle room if we don't have the radioisotopes in order to diagnose and treat the patients."

Dr Graham said the RCR had met with the Department of Health and Social Care several months ago "when they were very optimistic that there would be a deal" and that the guidance would not be necessary.

"But unfortunately now it looks like no deal really is a tangible possibility, so it's vital that we get this guidance out now so patients treatment and diagnosis is disrupted at the bare minimum."

Dr Graham said it would have been "much easier" for medics if they had known that a no-deal Brexit was not going to happen.

"But of course we understand that might be a negotiating strategy to get the best deal for the country.

"Putting patients' health at risk for the sake of getting a good Brexit deal is a difficult priority to balance."

'Robust contingency plans'
The Department of Health and Social Care has asked radiopharmaceutical suppliers to use air freight in the event of a no-deal Brexit, as that is expected to cause road disruption.

But the guidance states that "some companies feel their plans will ensure no delays but others anticipate there may be some delay to their delivery times".

And on one specific type of treatment, known as radionuclide therapy, it states that "only one supplier has been confident it will be able to deliver therapy doses on particular required days".

The radiologists' warning that it is now too late to escape some disruption - even if Mrs May secures majority Parliamentary support for her withdrawal agreement - follows similar statements from other sectors.

UK-based financial firms have already had to establish offices elsewhere in the EU in case they suddenly find themselves unable to service European clients from 29 March.

And surveys show that stockpiling by manufacturing firms is at the highest level on record due to the fear of a no-deal Brexit.

A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: "Leaving the EU with a deal remains the government's top priority.

"As a responsible government we have robust contingency plans in place so patients can continue to have access to medicines, including medical radioisotopes, whatever the EU Exit outcome.

"We have worked with the pharmaceutical industry to ensure that planes are contracted to bring in medical radioisotopes under the appropriate specialist conditions and suppliers are working closely with the NHS to minimise any potential impact of changes to delivery times."

[EU gives May 48 hours to save her
Brexit deal: PM told she has just 'days'
to offer Brussels a new plan as Hammond
warns Brexiteers it is the 'last chance to
leave on time' amid claims
she faces 2nd defeat by 100]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ol-Brexit.html


Sign Of The Times

The consensus at the moment is that May will lose the vote next week. The house will then vote on no deal, and they will reject the idea of leaving without a deal. The next vote after that will be on extending article 50 which will probably pass. The EU will not agree to a short extension, so will push for something like a 2 year extension freeing up the possibility for the UK to hold another in/out referendum.

A 2 year extension wont be received well, which leaves just enough time for the house to vote once again on May's deal and pass it ..... let's see what happens :laugh:

The PM is Live in Grimsby
saying the same Crap her deal or nothing.

She changed her deal
Fecked it up


She is to blame
Yes it belongs to the people
but she changed the deal

2 Years
no , Then we are in EU elections?
And Paying more.



Everyone is saying her deal will
fail in the vote on Tuesday

To Call a Election
she has to stand down first , for example


https://news.sky.com/story/live-ther...-vote-11658551

Reading out the same words as before
Written down for her


https://e3.365dm.com/19/03/768x432/s...20190308124359

Well done Bloomberg reporter
Picking on her.

Sadly she just keeps saying to Vote for HER deal.
will not accept any responsibility for her Altered deal


She ran off after a limited amount of reporters.

[Henry Newman :
But there is one big & important change from the EU side
The Tusk/Juncker exchage of letters was dismissed too quickly before
But Eurosceptics were worried promises weren't legally binding
Now Brussels seems to have conceded those commitments will have legal force

Finally ��
4 replies 12 retweets 14 likes]


https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/0...-the-backstop/



[Michael Barnier :
I briefed EU27 Ambassadors and EP today on the ongoing
talks with #UK. Following the EU-UK statement of 20 Feb,
the EU has proposed to the UK a legally binding interpretation
of the #Brexit Withdrawal Agreement. Most importantly:]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cp...aph-front-.jpg

Folks wanting No Deal
but on the day after the vote
Weds., its the MP's that are due to block No Deal
Unless the PM removes that Vote

Meanwhile
Conservatives want the PM to go in June,
so Conservatives have time to run a leadership race.
https://storify.com/services/proxy/2...ay%20times.JPG

BREAKING: First post brexit image released

PROJECT FEAR ON INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH STEROIDS!!! :nono:

https://scontent-lht6-1.xx.fbcdn.net...34&oe=5D0CCD8D


From a Sunday Paper

Nice of Ian Dale
to do the 6PM - 9pm slot on LBC Radio
Brexit Special on a Sunday


https://www.lbc.co.uk/

PM is now flying to Strasbourg France
for last-ditch Brexit talks


https://news.sky.com/story/theresa-m...talks-11662154

Absolute waste of time.
Nothing they can or will give her will get her deal through.:shrug:

The Labour Leader, ANGRY (He demanded a Urgent PM meeting)
is in Parliament shouting at a Junior Conservative MP
as The PM is with her normal meeting with the Queen.
https://e3.365dm.com/19/03/768x432/s...20190311150137

The PM is due to fly out later this evening to Strasbourg
https://news.sky.com/story/live-ther...rough-11662218

Yes maybe its all for show etc

The next statement
is due 9PM tonight in Parliament
by Stephen Barclay MP
Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union



The PM is now being Driven to the Airport
with Armed Motor Bike Riders

Arista watching the big tv in the office instead of working :nono: