Brexit deal

[Glyn_Wigley]

If there's a positive vote and wonder of wonders May takes it on board and says 'I'll pursue this', is there any way for Parliament to say 'Oh no you won't, we don't trust you not to make a shambles of this as well'? Apart from a Vote Of Confidence, that is.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Here's a guess BFYP.

700  of the 650 MPs vote for Common Market 2.0 and May says she's bringing her deal back for a 4th go.

Quite. Not sure on your maths mind

The result of tonight's vote will be interesting and something will probably win.

Interesting also labour sources saying despite backing some things it may not become their policy - bizarre.

[BillyStubbsTears]

That'll be the Fox who has negotiated 7 of his target 40 deals in the past 2.5 years will it?

The one who's failed to get deals with Japan and Canada, but did get deals with Palestine and the Faroe Islands?

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

And again all no.  One day they'll want something.

[Filo]

And round and round we go, reject everything again, just shoot the f**king lot of them!

[The Red Baron]

All four lost, although Ken Clarke's Customs Union only lost by three votes.

[SydneyRover]

Stephen Barclay, the Brexit secretary, says no solution has won a majority.

Which dick put up ''No Solution" as an option?

[bpoolrover]

While it’s close I think if it came to it a lot of the ones who abstained would not vote for it so the margin will be bigger

[The Red Baron]

Nick Boles has crossed the floor. Dramatic stuff.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

All four lost, although Ken Clarke's Customs Union only lost by three votes.

Bear in mind the abstentions though.

[bpoolrover]

Yes Bpool. And Rees-Mogg replied approvingly. So he's agreeing with a neo-Nazi party.

he was agreeing with a certain part of what they said, there are some awful people in the world but it does nit mean you have to disagree with everything they say

[Copps is Magic]

Right wing of the conservative party just dont want to compromise.

[bpoolrover]

Really as the speaker won’t the them vote in mays deal again none of these should be voted on in the same format as it’s at least twice now they have lost

[bpoolrover]

Right wing of the conservative party just dont want to compromise.

left wing labour don’t either

[Copps is Magic]

Right wing of the conservative party just dont want to compromise.

left wing labour don’t either

What are you talking about?

[Copps is Magic]

The left wing of the labour party are on the front bench and whipped for three of the options today!!!

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Really as the speaker won’t the them vote in mays deal again none of these should be voted on in the same format as it’s at least twice now they have lost

It is of course the option on the table with most votes so far...

There appears to be no agreeable solution within this parliament.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Right wing of the conservative party just dont want to compromise.

To be honest, the problem has been that despite the mechanism of leaving always having to be some form of compromise, when the Leavers 'won' the referendum, it seemed to make them think they should get everything they thought they were voting for without having to actually negotiate. Because they 'won'.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Really as the speaker won’t the them vote in mays deal again none of these should be voted on in the same format as it’s at least twice now they have lost

It is of course the option on the table with most votes so far...

There appears to be no agreeable solution within this parliament.

Looks like the individual government MPs have abstained again. Anyone would think they don't want Parliament to get a positive result, despite what May says.

[bpoolrover]

Unfortunately not the hard right just want no deal and labour a general election it will amaze me if any of them back down

[Copps is Magic]

Unfortunately not the hard right just want no deal and labour a general election it will amaze me if any of them back down

Labour has backed down and changed its position several times.

[bpoolrover]

The dup will never vote for any of them either and if it came to it would vote against which is another 10 votes

[bpoolrover]

Unfortunately not the hard right just want no deal and labour a general election it will amaze me if any of them back down

Labour has backed down and changed its position several times.

labour are doing what it takes to get a general election nothing more

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Really as the speaker won’t the them vote in mays deal again none of these should be voted on in the same format as it’s at least twice now they have lost

It is of course the option on the table with most votes so far...

There appears to be no agreeable solution within this parliament.

Looks like the individual government MPs have abstained again. Anyone would think they don't want Parliament to get a positive result, despite what May says.

Assumption is that they would all vote one way so it's not needed.  If a proposal is taken forward it would need further vote anyway.

[Glyn_Wigley]

Really as the speaker won’t the them vote in mays deal again none of these should be voted on in the same format as it’s at least twice now they have lost

It is of course the option on the table with most votes so far...

There appears to be no agreeable solution within this parliament.

Looks like the individual government MPs have abstained again. Anyone would think they don't want Parliament to get a positive result, despite what May says.

Assumption is that they would all vote one way so it's not needed.  If a proposal is taken forward it would need further vote anyway.

If the Tories don't use the whip, you can't make that assumption at all. It's well known that there's quite a wide spectrum of opinions, even in the Cabinet itself.

[SydneyRover]

As it's blindingly obvious that agreement cannot be found by the politicians then a second vote with options should be had or we stay.

 6,044,432 signatures

[DonnyOsmond]

As it's blindingly obvious that agreement cannot be found by the politicians then a second vote with options should be had or we stay.

 6,044,432 signatures

That's the obvious but nope we're heading for Mays MV4 failure then no deal as the default.

[selby]

 Syd that is 11 million short

[The Red Baron]

As it's blindingly obvious that agreement cannot be found by the politicians then a second vote with options should be had or we stay.

 6,044,432 signatures

That's the obvious but nope we're heading for Mays MV4 failure then no deal as the default.

The ERG, or at least its representatives who have spoken, are cock-a-hoop tonight. In some ways I can't blame them. They have held firm and other MPs have failed to coalesce around an option.

[DonnyOsmond]

General election incoming?