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Fiery CLASH as angry Brexiteer hits outs at Ken Clarke on BBC QT - ‘Leave means LEAVE’ So lets get rid of Ireland, Wales, Scotland and hopefully the Cotswolds as personally I would also like to leave the UK and not the EU.

Any Link Between Brexit and Tax Avoidance? Discussing the possible reason why some individuals might want the no deal Brexit in order to avoid paying taxes in light of the EU's attempt to clamp down on tax avoidance. https://twitter.com/Philmoorhouse76 Section on Leavers and the Single Market from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xGt3...

What if brexit never happened  What if Brexit never happens? What if our politicians never are able to deliver Brexit and end up revoking article 50. Well in this video I speculate the possible scenarios that might lead up to Brexit not happening and remaining in the European Union. Firstly the Tories and Labour would likely suffer heavy losses in both the local elections and the European parliamentary elections later this month. This could force deadlock in the ongoing talks between labour and the conservatives. Labour would look towards a second referendum and the tories would look towards leaving without a deal. The tories might want to oust may which could spark a general election. But even after a general election there might not be a large enough majority for any party leading to a hung parliament. That might mean no majority can be sought in indicative votes in parliament and could result in us running down the clock till the 31st of October. What i...

Former MEP Ashley Mote jailed over expenses fraud 13 July 2015 Share this with Facebook   Share this with Messenger   Share this with Twitter   Share this with Email   Share Image copyright PA Image caption Ashley Mote sat as a South East England MEP between 2004 and 2009 A former MEP who fraudulently claimed almost £500,000 in European Parliament expenses has been jailed. Ashley Mote, 79, was convicted of 12 charges relating to claims for payments to people he said were whistleblowers. The offences included fraud, acquiring criminal property and false accounting. Mote, who was elected on a UKIP ticket but sat as an independent MEP for South East England, was sentenced to five years at London's Southwark Crown Court. 'Greed and dishonesty' In May,  he was convicted  of four counts of obtaining a money transfer by deception, three of false accounting, two of fraud, and one each of acquiring criminal property, conc...

Rachel Johnson reveals plans to stand as European elections candidate for Change UK and takes swipe at brother Boris JOE MURPHY     NICHOLAS CECIL Click to follow  The Evening Standard Sibling rivalry: Rachel and Boris Johnson, who support opposite sides of the Brexit debate  ( Dave Benett ) I  would  like to receive lunchtime headlines Monday - Friday plus breaking news alerts, by email Rachel Johnson , sister of Boris, today revealed she is standing as a European election candidate — and took a swipe at her Brexiteer brother. Talking exclusively to the Evening Standard, the campaigning journalist said she will stand in the South West region for Change UK, the pro-Remain party set up by The Independent Group of MPs. She said she was taking a stand against a  Brexit  that would deny young people the freedoms that Brexiteers themselves enjoyed to live and work in the European Union. Ms Johnson said...

Recently Speaker John Bercow hasn't been particularly popular with the Conservatives. With some believing that his decisions have been biased against them. So this week some Conservative MPs have attempted to get rid of the Speaker. Tory MP launches attempt to oust John Bercow as Speaker Crispin Blunt claims to have frontbench support for no-confidence motion Rowena Mason Wed 17 Apr 2019  16.34 BST Last modified on Wed 17 Apr 2019  16.41 BST Shares 909   John Bercow has enraged some in government by refusing to let MPs vote repeatedly on Theresa May’s Brexit deal. Photograph: Reuters/Parliament TV John Bercow  is facing another attempt to oust him as Speaker after a leading Conservative MP began collecting signatures for a no-confidence motion. Crispin Blunt, a former chair of the  House of Commons  foreign affairs committee, wrote to fellow MPs saying he wanted to table an early d...