As always your posting drags the debate down into the gutter. You are incapable of posting without cheap shots and jibes. It’s quite obvious what Corbyn said , he should just apologise and get on with life. Instead we have to put up with bare faced lies by him and various other Labour stalwarts. As for killing hundreds of people, I must have missed that on the news.
A majority of rough sleepers in London are from east Europe. If you go to Paris the problem is much more severe also Brussels. That’s the result of this wonderful European social experiment people with no money or job prospects are allowed free movement. This weeks new statesman which is free online ,has a letter from john denham the former Labour minister in which he highlights being called xenophobic . This for outlining concerns that self employed building workers had payments reduced by half, due to the influx of cheap European Labour. Heard Diane Abbot on the today programmer the other morning, incompetence on a grand scale springs to mind. The prospects of her, Lammy , Corbyn etc etc performing in government would be hilarious. On second thoughts it would turn us into the European equivalent of Venezuela. Meanwhile in the real world the German car industry is expressing real concerns about us leaving the eu. Likewise the Irish business community. Some pizza restaurants have discovered mozzarella from Wales is just as good as the Italian varieties. One of my pals has a wine importing business. He is being bombarded with calls from non eu suppliers of wine offering highly competitive deals . The uk business community will adapt and thrive if allowed.

Perfect example of Labour's current conflicted situation and the deluded naivety of the new wave of Corbynites and Remainers. The Guardian print an interview in which Corbyn confirms Brexit would still go ahead if they won a snap election (albeit following their fanciful renegotiation).
Their facebook page is now full of shocked Labour supporters who DIDN'T KNOW Corbyn is - and always has been - a Euro-sceptic.

You take glee from that but, if reversed it could be comments from the Troy Cabinet, which is far more worrying.

Corbyn has been and still remains on the fence, desperate for his shot at "the big time" in the UK and much like many leading Troies, he is bothered only about himself and feck the rest of us.
I do agree that their "fanciful renegotiation" is just more political rhetoric, spewed out to try and undermine Mrs May's attempt at getting her deal throigh Parliament.

The main issue is just what will happen if/when her deal is voted down.
It does look increasingly like her deal or no deal, unless "we" decide to ask for more time and even then, we will probably be left with the same choice.

Somehow or other we seem to be landed with the worst prime minister and the worst leader of the opposition ever witnessed.
Depressingly coupled with the fact both major parties have cornered the market in petty small minded individuals . Whose lack of talent is plainly on view to everyone. Mentioned in today’s press Laura Pidcock to succeed Corbyn at some stage. Absolutely unbelievable, let’s not forget our scots national party, some of them don’t seem to attend parliament very much.
If as likely mays proposal is voted down what next. Not much is the answer, suggested a people’s vote, well we have had one of those. Let parliament have a free vote , on what proposal ?. Leave without a deal, nobody wants ,that even the eu haven’t the stomach for that. Teresa May after the vote should have prepared for a no deal scenario. Hiring more customs staff and enlarging port and airport facilities. That way she would have negotiated from a relative position of strength. Obviously if she was unable to secure a good deal we would leave and trade on wto terms and conditions. As for Corbyn claiming he can negotiate a deal , whilst keeping us in the customs union without meeting eu rules regarding free movement of people. An absolute bare faced lie. Meanwhile in the real world after the USA Britain is the largest importer of German cars. A large portion of Irish exports to Europe have to cross the uk to reach our channel ports. This in order to deliver to mainland Europe. These are two of many advantages Teresa May has failed to utilise.

This thread is ace. I should basically stop listening to what experts say because Cronus states the opposite yet he posts with authority like he knows what he is talking about.

Go on then sunshine, grace us with your pearls of wisdom.

Their position is all over the place. They're dishonestly courting the Remain voter, all the while knowing their leader (and McDonnell) is pro-Brexit. They talk of going back to Brussels for a better deal, knowing full well it simply isn't possible. They hint at a People's Vote, and then confirm Brexit will going ahead if they win a snap election.

They think we're all too daft to see it, and are gambling on anti-Tory sentiment winning the day. People know Brexit isn't a Tory policy, whether they like the deal or not.

You're right, they should vote it through as the better of the 2 outcomes. But they won't, and that's why we're now seeing no-deal preparations being seriously ramped up, despite having a workable deal on the table.

Remind me which party launched this whole farce. Remind me which 'leader' called a snap general election to try & eradicate any meaningful opposition.

I hope you are posting from your phone or your laptop is working off batteries; you really shouldn't be trusted with mains electricity.