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Every 40 years has been fine for referendums on Scottish independence and the EU up to now. 40 years then; like it or lump it. The Scots can have another go in 2040 something too. ......and BTW, we were denied a vote by Thatcher too. Just to keep things even, like......................

Point of order. There aren't any Tory MPs in those northern Labour safe seats that are pro-Brexit.

Who cares? It doesn't matter, it's irrelevant. They don't need to have a policy on any of those things just to satisfy you. UKIP made the mistake of trying to turn itself into a party with policies on everything. The Brexit party hasn't been that stupid, not yet anyway, and hopefully it won't -...

Brexit party, with the Tories not competing in certain pro-leave Labour seats would see Labour punished for hindering Brexit every step of the way. Labour would lose some seats - don't kid yourself. The only way Labour would win would be if the Tories were too arrogant to consider withdrawing...

If the Tories agree not to stand a candidate in those seats, giving the Labour leavers the chance to vote again for leave without having to do the unthinkable and vote Tory, Labour would lose several such seats.

Exactly. There are a number of safe Labour seats that voted strongly in favour of Leave. Not running a Tory candidate in those constituencies would potentially be beneficial to both the BP and Boris (and to Brexit).

Well, I know what I see and hear. Doubt if you're going to change your mind either!

No, it was definitely glee in a "another attempt to implement Brexit and leave the EU has been foiled" sort of way. Haven't listened to Today for years, so can't comment.

She could barely conceal her glee each time May had a set-back (which was most of the time, tbf).

You are confusing the Brexit Party with UKIP. There are very good reasons why the Brexit Party is separate from UKIP, leaving the latter to fester in its nasty right wing-ness. The Brexit Party is a one issue party, basically a pressure group rather than a party - which is what UKIP was when it...

Laura Kuenssberg, the BBC's political editor, pro-Brexit? Wow - I thought I'd heard every daft argument in the whole Brexit debate, but ........................ :facepalm: