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THERE WILL BE A GENERAL ELECTION ON DECEMBER 12TH 2019

MPS BACKED IT BY 438 TO 20





UPDATED

There will be a General Election on December 12th.

The Labour Party have confirmed they will back it tonight.





Government to table a motion for a General Election on Monday under the fixed term Parliament act.

Very likely to pass this time.

Election date would be December 12th.



BREAKING

MPs vote FOR Withdrawal Agreement Bill, but REJECT the timetable.

PM says he will pause this bill, and step up preparation for No Deal while he awaits EU response to an extension.

Also says that we will leave with this deal - but doesn't mention the date.

Donald Tusk has said he will advise EU27 to grant extension.

Corbyn offered PM chance to work with the whole house to arrange a reasonable timetable.






A huge day in the Commons today as the Withdrawal Agreement Bill is debated.

The chances of an exit by the end of the month go up by a lot if the first stage vote is approved. If not, it looks very unlikely.

That first stage is about the programme motion.

It took me eight and a half hours over last night and this morning but I have read it. It is available on the House of Commons website.

Below are the key amendments to the bill expected to be moved:

- Customs Union

- Confirmatory referendum

- Extending the implementation period

The debate begins at 1.15pm.

It'd be criminal if they didn't request longer to read and analyse it.
To put the lack of time into some context: the government had longer to debate about circus animals (affecting 19 animals) than this which would affect over 60 million people

It'd be criminal if they didn't request longer to read and analyse it.
To put the lack of time into some context: the government had longer to debate about circus animals (affecting 19 animals) than this which would affect over 60 million people

there was plenty of time to debate and pass the ben law in a couple of days, the remainers are doing everything in their power to stop brexit what a bunch of tossers

It'd be criminal if they didn't request longer to read and analyse it.
To put the lack of time into some context: the government had longer to debate about circus animals (affecting 19 animals) than this which would affect over 60 million people

there was plenty of time to debate and pass the ben law in a couple of days, the remainers are doing everything in their power to stop brexit what a bunch of tossers

This is much larger (both in size and implications) and is far more important than the benn act though

It'd be criminal if they didn't request longer to read and analyse it.
To put the lack of time into some context: the government had longer to debate about circus animals (affecting 19 animals) than this which would affect over 60 million people

there was plenty of time to debate and pass the ben law in a couple of days, the remainers are doing everything in their power to stop brexit what a bunch of tossers

This is much larger (both in size and implications) and is far more important than the benn act though

Yes may be less time but can give them 3yrs and still wont want it? Only need to look at amount of legal challenges to every aspect of Brexit to see that, and the arguments between nationalists about what's good for themselves
Or labour yes we'll support bill as long as we have a confirmation referendum with remain on ballot paper.... along with amendments to current bill to delay leaving for 2yrs!! Basically they want more time to stop Brexit .

We've heard from Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Ian Duncan Smith and Ian Blackford so far.

Backbench speeches limited to a maximum of six minutes for the time being - likely to be reduced further as the debate goes on.

Corbyn seemed to suggest that Labour MPs who vote with the Government will not have the whip removed.

The Government has said that if the timetable isn't approved by Parliament today, then they will pull the bill and push for a General Election as soon as the extension is confirmed by EU leaders.

Backbenchers now down to a four minute limit and advised to restrict interventions.

First vote expected to take place around 7pm.

Nick Thomas-Symonds, Shadow Solicitor General, now closing the debate for the Opposition.

Robert Buckland, Justice Secretary, will then follow to close the debate for the Government.

MPs are now voting on the European Union Withdrawal Agreement Bill second reading.

MPs have APPROVED the Second Reading by 329 votes to 299.

MPs are now voting on the timetable - this is expected to be much closer.

MPs have voted AGAINST the Withdrawal Agreement Bill timetable by 322 votes to 308.

PM says he will pause this bill, and step up preparation for No Deal while he awaits EU response to an extension.

Also says that we will leave with this deal - but doesn't mention the date

Corbyn offered PM chance to work with the whole house to arrange a reasonable timetable.

PM says he will pause this bill, and step up preparation for No Deal while he awaits EU response to an extension.

Also says that we will leave with this deal - but doesn't mention the date

Corbyn offered PM chance to work with the whole house to arrange a reasonable timetable.

Corbyn will only do that if he gets unrealistic garauntee

Most if not all welsh labour and liberal MPs voted no to 3 day reading

Donald Tusk speaks:


Following PM Boris Johnson’s decision to pause the process of ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement, and in order to avoid a no-deal Brexit, I will recommend the EU27 accept the UK request for an extension. For this I will propose a written procedure.

whatever happens I'm forever Welsh and European.

Most if not all welsh labour and liberal MPs voted no to 3 day reading

Gwych!!

Most if not all welsh labour and liberal MPs voted no to 3 day reading

Gwych!!

Only if you approve of mps treating their constituents with contempt? The people voted out but their representatives said fck you we vote for what we want

EU27 will approve the extension to the end of January by the end of the week. Probably even on Wednesday.

Obvious that the PM will then ask for an election. I don't see how the opposition parties can not go for it now, as they don't have any excuses - the threat of no deal before the election will no longer be there.

Labour have already said tonight that they would back the election when the extension is confirmed.

If the PM loses the Queen's Speech vote this week then he may not even have to call the election, because there would be huge pressure on the Leader of the Opposition to table a vote of no confidence - which would win a majority (all that is needed to trigger the election, unlike the criteria of two thirds when a PM calls an election).

Election on December 12th looks inevitable. I would expect a comfortable majority for the PM and then he will have no issues getting his deal through parliament as soon as Parliament resumes.

if the people stood up together with union the whole game would be over. #sheeple
I jest

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Drakeford says best way is a referendum on boris deal but have remain included because that's best for Wales! Dopey drakeford Wales voted leave what part of that dont you understand?

Drakeford says best way is a referendum on boris deal but have remain included because that's best for Wales! Dopey drakeford Wales voted leave what part of that dont you understand?

Bit out of date now.....Wales wants to stay in Europe now.....massive shift to remain... apart from the dinosaur ' when I was in the war' types

PM and Leader of Opposition met this morning to discuss a way forward and a potential new timetable.

Drakeford says best way is a referendum on boris deal but have remain included because that's best for Wales! Dopey drakeford Wales voted leave what part of that dont you understand?

Bit out of date now.....Wales wants to stay in Europe now.....massive shift to remain... apart from the dinosaur ' when I was in the war' types

Says who? You , the papers, or the remain nationalists? MPs voted for deal but not in 3 days? As for the nationalists who suppose to be running countries but dont support their people who in both cases voted out their the dinosaurs living in own world ....

PM and Leader of Opposition met this morning to discuss a way forward and a potential new timetable.

No dice boris wont do new referendum which Corbyn insists on so talks over..

:old: whatever happensu I'm forever Welsh and European.

Obviously, you seem to be confusing the failing EU trading block with the continent of Europe. You also seem to be falling for Remainiac lies and spin. Watch any anti Brexit demo and the retards marching tend to be middle class, middle aged and white.

:old: whatever happensu I'm forever Welsh and European.

Obviously, you seem to be confusing the failing EU trading block with the continent of Europe. You also seem to be falling for Remainiac lies and spin. Watch any anti Brexit demo and the retards marching tend to be middle class, middle aged and white.

It's funny how 17m people fell for Brexit lies and of course remainers didn't lie?

Drakeford says best way is a referendum on boris deal but have remain included because that's best for Wales! Dopey drakeford Wales voted leave what part of that dont you understand?

Bit out of date now.....Wales wants to stay in Europe now.....massive shift to remain... apart from the dinosaur ' when I was in the war' types

I think Allan is talking about real welsh people not a few gog wanna bees
never mind the Cilmeri march is coming up..lots of young trendy gog wanna bees to hang out with

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URLvYjdIGGg

oh...and who is Mr Shipton..?