No Deal, Now It's "highly Likely"........

[ToraToraTora]

The EU appears to be settling for no deal:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47815599
"But ultimately it is the EU which decides whether to grant an extension. European Commission Vice-President Jyrki Katainen said a no-deal Brexit was "highly likely" despite Parliament proceeding with legislation to prevent it." - I will be eternally grateful to the EU if they do not allow further dithering.

[cassa333]

I think that they will give an extension because our cowardly parliment will demand a new referendum or election.

The EU are pushing for action of some sort and our useless MPs will eventually capitulate to remainextremists in some shape or form.

[agchristie]

NJ,my reply was tongue in cheek about the civil servant but thanks for explaining the situation ;-)

[Old_Geezer]

The EU is the cause of shenanigans, danny. Had they negotiated a decent true exit quickly and got on to the future trade relationship instead, there'd be nothing for the MPs to complain of.

[retrocop]

ag
//3T - why is he still in post then?!//

//NJ,my reply was tongue in cheek about the civil servant but thanks for explaining the situation ;-)//

If your reply was about a civil servant it reminds me of the UK modern army saying about the first issue SA.80 Assault Rifle.
" What is the similarity between a Civil Servant and a SA.80 Assault Rifle?
Answer: "They don't work and can't be fired"

[agchristie]

Retrocop - 'ouch!'

[Davemano]

According to Lord Howard tonight, the last reading is not likely before Monday and he thinks that it may be too late for it to receive the royal assent in time before May trips off again to 'Sproutland.

[Cloverjo]

Perhaps Uri Geller could bend some things to help again.

Twitter//
Uri Geller
yes I did it
@HouseofCommons
! I bent the pipes, and I won't apologise, you all deserve it! #brexit