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Plenty will deny it! But I basically agree - she was a shite Home Secretary, but as PM is probably doing the best job possible in the circumstances, the circumstances being that all sides are trying to hinder her and stitch her up every step of the way.

Never wanted to join in the first place - voted no in 1975. There was project fear back then, too, but it didn't fool me. Always suspected that the agenda was far more than just some sort of customs union/free trade area - and I was right. Countless times our government (including the beloved of...

Actually I think you'll find that a large proportion of leave voters accepted there might be a slight downturn in economic prosperity; and voted for it because getting out of the EU is far more important than a few quid a week less buying power in their pockets. The reason remain lost is...

Silly euphemism indeed. The people's vote took place in 2016, and came up with a result that probably 90% of all Westminster politicians didn't want. As well as conforming to the EU's standard policy for referendums that give the 'wrong' answer, a re-vote would be the politicians' vote - the...

....and......Bingo!

I'll give it about ten replies and it will be a B***** discussion.