Arise Dame Gina Miller ...

[BR14]

Lets say that happens, would a deal get through parliament?

Yes, I think so.

that's a no then.

[sasguru]

that's a no then.

Parliament would have to buckle down on a polished turd - especially one supported (while holding their nose) by the Tory party, the EU, business leaders and a fed-up public.

[BrilloPad]

Parliament would have to buckle down on a polished turd - especially one supported (while holding their nose) by the Tory party, the EU, business leaders and a fed-up public.

The public is very fed-up. But I am still not convinced parliament would vote for it.

Personally I would support anything just to make Brexit go away.....

[Old Greg]

Parliament would have to buckle down on a polished turd - especially one supported (while holding their nose) by the Tory party, the EU, business leaders and a fed-up public.

Parliament could amend any deal to be subject to a referendum. The EU would need to agree to an extension for this.

[sasguru]

Parliament could amend any deal to be subject to a referendum. The EU would need to agree to an extension for this.

Unlikely in the time left - and I think Boris prorogued purely because he knew the polished turd would come through, and wanted to put pressure on Parliament.

[shaunbhoy]

Parliament would have to buckle down on a polished turd - especially one supported (while holding their nose) by the Tory party, the EU, business leaders and a fed-up public.

Will you have enough tired old cliches to see you through till Oct 31st?

[Old Greg]

Will you have enough tired old cliches to see you through till Oct 31st?

'Tired old cliche' is a tired old cliche.

HTH

[BR14]

'Tired old cliche' is a tired old cliche.

HTH

whereas you're more like an out of date quiche.

[NotAllThere]

I thought Parliament ruled on behalf of the people.

What on earth gave you that idea?

Then why have a referendum?

So that Cameron could take away from the Ukip vote and get a good majority. I mean, there was no way he was going to lose, was he?

[BR14]

What on earth gave you that idea?
So that Cameron could take away from the Ukip vote and get a good majority. I mean, there was no way he was going to lose, was he?

surprised the sh1te out of him AIR.
bugger off sharpish he did, soon after.