Will You Be Watching On Tuesday

[emmie]

for the Brexit vote,
Mrs May has her work cut out if this deal doesn't go ahead

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46497531

[Zacs-Master]

Oh, and the UK would have to continue to pay our ‘dues’ beyond 2019, as obligations stemming from EU cohesion funds etc could extend until 2023, when the final bills come in from the programmes.

[Rockrose]

I didn’t pick you out but was instead responding to your answer about grandchildren!

[emmie]

we will have to see what happens zac, i will watch the news and see how it pans out.

[Old_Geezer]

Channel 232 should have it. But watching won't change the result. Dort of thing you'd need on background radio while getting on with something else.

[Old_Geezer]

SORT

[emmie]

OG i expect you are right, but i am more than curious as to what will happen if its a No vote.

[tiggerblue10]

No.

I never wanted it in the first place. (Not that my opinion matters anyway).

[emmie]

tigger
all opinions matter, its called a democracy for that reason.

[Old_Geezer]

No one much wanted May's deal for debate or otherwise, but we're stuck with it.

[max137]

No need to watch the vote Brexit is dead the same as the parrot in the Monty Python sketch,as it was always going to be.

[tamborine]

Too boring now & I dont want to see diligent, over-worked Theresa crushed

[Jackdaw33]

The Dead Parrot sketch summarises succinctly what May's wretched deal is all about.

[Zacs-Master]

Nah. The Brexit parrot was never alive.

[BANANASPLITS]

Not got one bit of interest in brexit whatever way it goes TBH

[max137]

Agree with you ZM dead before and after the vote 2016 was never going to be allowed to happen.

[dannyk13]

In one way or another it will happen.

[ichkeria]

Of course it will be televised and yes I’ll be watching all being well

[ichkeria]

Danny: the DUP will vote against the deal but support the government in a confidence vote.
There was talk of a parliamentary vote of no confidence in the PM which would not be binding, and the DUP could vote against her in that

[New Judge]

"Bookies have the odds as:
Yes 1/9
No 8/1."

"The bookies think MPs are going to vote for this deal. Surely not."

You have it about face, Zacs. It is very long odds-on that the “Nos” will prevail. For example Paddy Power has it 1/14 for rejection and 11/2 for acceptance. They also offer 9/4 that the number voting for the deal will be less than 200. You can get 20/1 and upwards for various bands of numbers (over 325) voting to accept the deal.

[dannyk13]

Ich, just reporting what was on the news.