[smudgie]

I feel sorry for the disgraceful way the media has tried to dishonour the three judges.
They were simply doing their job, someone has to keep it all legal and above board.
Now, for me, the simple way forward is to have a vote in parliament as to triggering article 50. Have a cross party committee to go ahead with the talks, keeping it private enough not to show our hand to the EU and open enough to keep parliament and the people happy.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by smudgie

I feel sorry for the disgraceful way the media has tried to dishonour the three judges.
They were simply doing their job, someone has to keep it all legal and above board.
Now, for me, the simple way forward is to have a vote in parliament as to triggering article 50. Have a cross party committee to go ahead with the talks, keeping it private enough not to show our hand to the EU and open enough to keep parliament and the people happy.

I agree that if they do have to have talks it has to be some sort of closed session because it's going to be really dumb to have all our bargaining chips all over the press.

As to the judges I agree there is no need to abuse them but the press do like to stir up people's anger. Many people find it incomprehensible that a referendum was held and the result is being held up as not straight forward or not valid in some way.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by smudgie

I feel sorry for the disgraceful way the media has tried to dishonour the three judges.
They were simply doing their job, someone has to keep it all legal and above board.
Now, for me, the simple way forward is to have a vote in parliament as to triggering article 50. Have a cross party committee to go ahead with the talks, keeping it private enough not to show our hand to the EU and open enough to keep parliament and the people happy.

That is exactly what I would like to see too smudgie,and that could have all been in place and ongoing now, had Theresa May sought to unite rather than unfortunately end up it appears dividing even more the UK and MPs, even her own too.