#Deal

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

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We've reached the point in the Brexit fiasco where "No deal is better than a bad deal" [THREAD]Why? Because there will be little political appetite to reopen a deal soon

David Gauke

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A longstanding characteristic of our EU negotiations is that Conservative MPs opposing compromise claim to be strengthening the PM’s hand with the EU. But by being so willing to cry

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

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UK: Where in Canada's deal does it talk about a level playing field, or state aid?EU: Where in Canada's deal does it talk about fishing rights, or haulage and cabotage,

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

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Labour's Brexit problem...- Abstain on a deal: looks like they have no position on the most important issue in decades, slightly increased no-deal risk.- Vote against: implicit endorsement of no-deal

Femi😷

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Don't pretend Labour's options are simple.Vote for #BrexitDeal:+ Avoids No Deal & tells EU that Labour wants a relationship- Gets Labour's hands dirtyAbstain:+ Both Deal & No-Deal are bad- Looks

Russ

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Personally I still think there will be a deal (my reasoning below)But I'm curious. What do you predict? Reasoning:Johnson loves to be loved. And he's promised a deal. In his

Naomi Smith 🇬🇧🇪🇺🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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Given U.K. government’s focus on creating jobs in the past month, and its levelling-up programme more broadly, a no-deal Brexit would fatally undermine the their domestic agenda. But... It would

Emma Kennedy💙

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I see the Brexit Tories are now busy rewriting history saying everyone knew about No Deal when they voted in 2016.Bollocks.No Deal wasn’t mentioned once. Not once pre Ref. And

David Edgerton

DEHEdgerton

It is reasonable to think we are heading for a no-deal Brexit, although there is still a possibility of a deal. But it could be that Brexit finally collapses as

Chris Bryant

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I put in to speak today in all the statements and the debate on the EU. Sadly I didn’t make it through the ballot and wasn’t called, but my view

Tony Connelly

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This has been reported elsewhere, but Michel Barnier indeed gave another downbeat assessment on prospects for a deal to the General Affairs Council (GAC) this morning, similar, if not worse,

Richard Leonard

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While it's better that a no deal exit has been averted, Boris Johnson's irresponsible brinksmanship and his gross mismanagement of this process from start to finish has caused huge economic

Roland Smith

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Having established that the fishing industry has been largely shafted by this deal, let's take a step back and think about the agreement in the round.... Despite the spin, it

Matthew Holehouse

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The EU has published contingency measures that keep trucks, trains and planes moving in a No Deal exit. But guess what? They require to Britain uphold a “level playing field”

Stephen Kerr

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The day of the vote on the UK-EU trade deal, and I'm still baffled as to how the SNP can claim to support Scottish jobs, while choosing to reject this

Drew Pearson

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