Government loses Brexit Challenge.
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24-01-2017 09:41 - edited 24-01-2017 09:44
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24-01-2017 09:41 - edited 24-01-2017 09:44
The government must now seek parliamentary approval before triggering article 50 to leave the E.U
They lost the vote by 8-3
This means there must be a bill and an act of parliament before they begin the process..
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on 24-01-2017 10:16
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on 24-01-2017 10:24
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on 24-01-2017 10:24
"The court also rejected arguments that the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Assembly and Northern Ireland Assembly should get to vote on Article 50 before it is triggered"
According to a few sources... this may give Scotland the push they need to call for a second referendum to seek independence
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24-01-2017 10:55 - edited 24-01-2017 12:59
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24-01-2017 10:55 - edited 24-01-2017 12:59
Its all been a total farce but it's the UK citizens that bear the brunt of the total ineptitude of the government and their godforsaken policies. Please, I know people in the UK are suffering the consequences, but spare a thought for ex-pats whose disposable income has been reduced by 20% since this farce started. Might not sound a lot but on a pension its the difference between comfortable and struggle for existance ....
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on 24-01-2017 11:05
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on 24-01-2017 11:05
Unfortunately, @jonsie, the pound is likely to drop even more with the uncertainty in the short term, but maybe it can bounce back as the government will not be able to push a 'hard Brexit'. Theresa May is going to look very foolish when she travels to the US this week and has to tell Trump that her hands are tied. He won't like this at all.
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on 24-01-2017 13:12
Our countries are united by ill informed people who sorround themselves with uninformed people.....
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on 05-02-2017 14:30
The pound was always too high,I think the only people complaining are people that can afford to go on holiday a lot.
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on 05-02-2017 14:36
@Anonymous wrote:The pound was always too high,I think the only people complaining are people that can afford to go on holiday a lot.
That seems a bit of a sweeping statement about the pound...and people who 'can afford to go on holiday a lot'
Oh well. I'm off to Spain again tomorrow....probably the first of 8 trips I shall have this year...though as you know nothing about me or my circumstances I wont let your comments affect me in the slightest. ....
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