tbf nobody seems to impose those rules AFAIK
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Assistance animals face ferry crossing to travel from NI to the Republic of Ireland
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-49863444
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Foster wants NI MPs to regulate alignment in the absence of Stormont - the DUP have a mere 10 out of 18.
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That unique specimen, an excellent Nick Cohen article on Europeans in Britain, and Britons in Europe.
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The Observer has given Nicky Morgan a column tomorrow to spout total bollocks and lies:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...morgan-comment
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From the Barnier article
But he added: “I want to be extremely clear. No deal will never be Europe’s choice. It would be – and note the conditional tense, because I hope still to find a deal – it would always be the UK’s choice, not ours.
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I'm not so sure that the people who brought you no plan for winning the referendum, no plan for afterwards, didn't have 50-odd impact statements, no plan for losing the proroguing of Parliament, no plan for not getting the election, managed to lose 20 MPs and their majority and won't even show their negotiations with the EU to the Chancellor have a plan for getting to No Deal.
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Watched Andrew Marr this morning, Labour and Tory reps both fucking hopeless. Yesterday here in Edinburgh we watched as 200,000 marched past us in the rain, shouting for independence. Counter-demo of around 40 nutjobs with union jacks jeered and drowned out by bagpipes. No one up here wants Brexit or the people pushing it - there seems to be an irresistible momentum here now towards breaking with England, and it‘s hard to see that being reversed.
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Very good extended interview with John Bercow on CBC this morning. I was talking to a couple of students this week about Bercow, one from Vietnam the other from Mexico, they find him fascinating. Partly it's comedic for sure but, I think mainly because of that, they also are seriously interested in his parliamentary role, they both said there's no one in their own country who does what he does. At least not the way he's able to. His performance (and there's no denying that's what it is) is maybe one of the few pluses to emerge from this clusterfuck.Michael's essay on press freedom; U.K. Speaker John Bercow; Mike Finnerty takes a break from radio to become a cheesemonger; What do we mean by reconciliation?; Lessons from Watergate for the Trump impeachment inquiry; Novelist Stéphane Larue; Reality check on fake news
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