Can you explain, using practical terms and avoiding vague generalities, what in your view has stopped this country being great now and what will change as a result of Brexit to make it great in future?
A very good question which should deserve a very good answer.... However, you won't get one.
Odds on a 'No Deal' Brexit slashed amid chaos in parliament
It's now as short as 7/2 that the UK leaves without a withdrawal agreement.
Just 24 hours ago, it was 7/1 that the UK leaves the EU on March 30th with no withdrawal agreement in place. Since then, bookmakers have decisively slashed the odds into 7/2.
In the last 24 hours, a whopping 87% of total bets have gone on the UK to leave in ten days’ time with no agreement.
How's Meg doing?
Parliament? So Brexit has been sabotaged by parliament?
The reason that the Albion aren't top of the PL and looking forward to a victorious campaign in the Champion's League next season is because the club is run by a load of small minded wimps with no vision, passion, ambition or knowhow. They actually prefer being in the championship.
Utter bollocks.
Theresa May and her government tried to do the impossible - because it is impossible. She could have said bollocks to negociation, we leave with a hard border, passports and visas to travel between Coshquin and Bridge End, between Dover and Calais, between Luton and Faro....(can you imagine Italian lorry drivers having to get a visa to export tomatoes to the UK; but I digress)? Anyway. She could have done that, or she could have sought a deal. Which she did. Unfortunately there is no clear view in parliament what a deal looks like. Not because the majority are remainers, but because they all have a different picture of what a unicorn looks like (and indeed, some don't believe in unicorns but oddly these are in a minority). Boris, Davies and the arse Mogg have not articulated what a deal should look like, let alone got agreement for their 'vision'. But they are not opposed to Brexit. I am surprised you didn't know that.
