Benzin wrote:Most of the Leave voters are retired anyway so workers rights doesn't matter to them...
Benzin wrote:Most of the Leave voters are retired anyway so workers rights doesn't matter to them...
Benzin wrote:Most of the Leave voters are retired anyway so workers rights doesn't matter to them...
Garth wrote:twitter.com/JenWilliamsMEN/status/1043210029065752576
Christ. In a no-deal Brexit, Javid would want to suspend environmental regulations, workers' rights and auto-enrolment in workplace pensions - that'd go down great
Tineash wrote:Garth wrote:twitter.com/JenWilliamsMEN/status/1043210029065752576
Christ. In a no-deal Brexit, Javid would want to suspend environmental regulations, workers' rights and auto-enrolment in workplace pensions - that'd go down great
Meep wrote:If it comes to it I would rather live in Singapore on the Thames than Venezuela on the Thames.
Blue Eyes wrote:If the Tories finally see sense and call a second referendum Corbyn is finished. Good job an all, as he’s a moral cretin. Big ‘if’ though.
lex-man wrote:Blue Eyes wrote:If the Tories finally see sense and call a second referendum Corbyn is finished. Good job an all, as he’s a moral cretin. Big ‘if’ though.
The only way they'd be a second referendum is if a ton of MPs rebel and force one through.
Labour must be ready to throw its full support behind another referendum on Brexit, its deputy leader Tom Watson says today, as a new poll shows 86% of party members want the British people to be given a final say on the UK’s future relationship with Europe.
BID0 wrote:Hexx wrote:On what on that graph counters "pro remain dude/dudette as leader and moonwalk into the next government"?
I'm not connecting the dots sorry
Labour were on a decline with pro EU leaders in recent GEs. The pro EU candidates lost twice in recent leadership elections. What would make Photek think replacing Corbyn with a pro EU leader would help Labour cake walk a general election?
twitter.com/MirrorPolitics/status/1043598858373226496
“What comes out of conference I will adhere to. But I’m not calling for a second referendum. I hope we will agree that the best way of resolving this is a General Election.
“But I was elected to empower the members of the party. So if conference makes a decision I will not walk away from it and I will act accordingly.”
Garth wrote:twitter.com/MirrorPolitics/status/1043598858373226496
“What comes out of conference I will adhere to. But I’m not calling for a second referendum. I hope we will agree that the best way of resolving this is a General Election.
“But I was elected to empower the members of the party. So if conference makes a decision I will not walk away from it and I will act accordingly.”
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/ ... m-13292683
DML wrote:BID0 wrote:Hexx wrote:On what on that graph counters "pro remain dude/dudette as leader and moonwalk into the next government"?
I'm not connecting the dots sorry
Labour were on a decline with pro EU leaders in recent GEs. The pro EU candidates lost twice in recent leadership elections. What would make Photek think replacing Corbyn with a pro EU leader would help Labour cake walk a general election?
We might as well be in a different age politically. Let's see how well Milliband would do now in the context of Brexit and May, he would stroll into power. You to me are comparing apples and oranges.
ignition wrote:Bit of a tangent, but I remember there being a great website which pretty much mythbusted all the anti EU propaganda - can anyone point me in the right direction?
I vaguely recall it being quite a basic site in appearance - perhaps with links directly in reference to newspaper headlines over time.
