"sometimes I feel sorry them"

[northernladyuk]

One senior EU diplomat said British counterparts were in such a weak position that "sometimes I feel sorry them".

Not as sorry at we do at your appalling attempt at English.

The decline in literacy is linked with the Brexit referendum decision, as they are both, in part, effects of a poor educational system.

[BlasterBates]

"Education education education"

To any objective observer it is clear that the UK will never leave the EU except in name. What is going on is the education of the Tory "toffs". At least we now have proof that Eton is a complete waste of money.

[BrilloPad]

One senior EU diplomat said British counterparts were in such a weak position that "sometimes I feel sorry them".

Not as sorry at we do at your appalling attempt at English.

[SueEllen]

same for the Norwegians, they implement and follow all rulings to the letter

In other words there is too much Norse blood in our British ruling classes.

[milanbenes]

For some reason the stupid British don't.

same for the Norwegians, they implement and follow all rulings to the letter

Milan.

[SueEllen]

Maybe we can just do our own thing and just ignore the European Parliament like most the other member states do.

For some reason the stupid British don't.

[original PM]

So leaders will watch May's struggle to unite her government and sit tight. One senior EU diplomat said British counterparts were in such a weak position that "sometimes I feel sorry them".

For many in Brussels, that makes a virtual status quo after Brexit the increasingly likely outcome: "In March 2019, Britain will formally leave," said another EU official.

"The closer we get, the less there is to discuss about a transition and the more it just goes to a standstill transition, with Britain still in everything, but without a vote," one said.

"Pretty soon," said another, "It will be Norway or nothing."

In Brexit poker, clock narrows transition options | Article [AMP] | Reuters

DOOMED!!!!

Maybe we can just do our own thing and just ignore the European Parliament like most the other member states do.

[AtW]

So leaders will watch May's struggle to unite her government and sit tight. One senior EU diplomat said British counterparts were in such a weak position that "sometimes I feel sorry them".

For many in Brussels, that makes a virtual status quo after Brexit the increasingly likely outcome: "In March 2019, Britain will formally leave," said another EU official.

"The closer we get, the less there is to discuss about a transition and the more it just goes to a standstill transition, with Britain still in everything, but without a vote," one said.

"Pretty soon," said another, "It will be Norway or nothing."

In Brexit poker, clock narrows transition options | Article [AMP] | Reuters

DOOMED!!!!