What has the EU ever done for us? We’ll tell you

A Google map layered with EU funded projects in England between 2014 and 2020 has been created to definitively answer the question "what has the EU ever done for us". The map is littered with EU flags that show how cash from Brussels has been spent in the UK. Although data from Wales and Scotland is missing, the veritable spread across England shows a huge number of vital projects that have been financed by the union. In 2014, the UK...

Letter signed by opposition leaders accuses PM of showing contempt for Parliament

The opposition leaders have shown their anger and frustration at the PM for deciding to cancel the Commons vote over Brexit. Her decision has left the UK on a knife edge, and she has not given a date for next vote, which could easily now be next year. May has rushed to Brussels today to try and rework her deal with the EU leaders, however reports are they won't budge on the existing proposal. The letter, signed by Labour's Jeremy Corbyn, SNP Westminster leader...

EU president Juncker says there is “no room” to renegotiate as No Deal Brexit looms

The president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has said there is "no room whatsoever" to renegotiate Theresa May's Brexit deal. Speaking in the European Parliament today he said re-opening the withdrawal agreement "will not happen", adding that the best the prime minister could hope for was "further clarity and further interpretations without reopening the withdrawal agreement" when she meets EU leaders in Brussels this week. The Prime Minister delayed a meaningful vote on her final deal with Brussels yesterday in order to...

Nicola Sturgeon calls on Jeremy Corbyn to join in vote of no confidence to bring down Theresa May’s government

As Theresa May pulled the plug on tomorrow’s vote on her Brexit deal in the face of a likely defeat, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon offered to work with the Labour party in a vote of confidence to bring the Conservative government down. The day after a scathing report by the parliament committee on leaving the EU which unanimously panned Theresa May’s Brexit agreement, the PM confirmed to the House of Commons that a meaningful vote on her deal would bedelayed...

Pound hits 18 month low against dollar after May abandons Brexit vote

The pound fell to an 18 month low against the dollar after Theresa May called off a vote in Parliament on her Brexit plan. May is now seeking to reschedule the vote on the terms of the U.K.'s exit from the European Union. However, the uncertainty meant the pound fell 0.5% versus the dollar to $1.2664. Commenting on the fall in Sterling following Theresa May’s plans to delay Parliament’s meaningful vote on her Brexit deal, Andy Scott, Associate Director at JCRA,...

LEAKED: Footage from Inside No. 10 Downing Street! Andy Serkis troll of Theresa May is devastating

As Theresa May's grip on power looks more weak and wobbly than ever, conflicting reports coming from Westminster on whether parliament's meaningful vote on her Brexit agreement will go ahead or not on Tuesday, Andy Serkis dropped this brilliant video titled "LEAKED: Footage from Inside No. 10 Downing Street!" The Hollywood legend used the acting and animation genius that made his Gollum performance in Lord of the Rings movies so memorable to devastating effect in this short clip. And just as...

Breaking: Brexit deal vote pulled, sources say

Cabinet sources have told the BBC the Brexit deal vote planned for tomorrow has been pulled just hours after ministers confirmed it was "definitely on". Earlier this morning Michael Gove insisted Tuesday’s crunch Commons vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal will take place as the prime minister made a final push for MPs’ support. But last minute revelations seem to have scuppered the Prime Minister's plans. BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg has said two cabinet sources have told her the vote...

ECJ rules Britain can cancel Brexit as MPs prepare to vote on May’s deal for leaving EU

The European Court of Justice has ruled the UK can cancel Brexit without the permission of the other 27 EU members. The ruling comes as MPs prepare to vote on Theresa May's deal for leaving the EU, which is expected to end in a crushing defeat for the beleaguered PM. It comes after a senior ECJ official - the advocate general - said last week he agreed the UK should be able to change its mind about leaving. Political commentators in...

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