Boris says he boosted the living wage as Mayor and he will lift the threshold of NI for the low paid and to have a debate on thresholds for higher earners to get out nurses, heads of Maths departments, police inspectors out of higher threshold
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
This is not working and Maitlis is out of her depth. Andrew Neil would have controlled it much better
I wonder why This Week is being axed? They clearly enjoy making it, we enjoy watching it, it can’t cost much to make and it’s hardly blocking a prime spot in the schedule.
Boris says he agrees with Saj and Jeremy and nobody wants to see a return to a hard border and UK government will never allow that. Says technical solution can be found in the implementation period and Brexit Party and money incentive and EU does not want a disorderly No Deal
What's the "implementation period" if we leave without a deal on 31 October?
He says we will get a deal because of the money incentive and the rise of the Brexit Party and the threat of a disorderly deal (though of course Boris also said to intend to have a referendum on the backstop by October now)
Boris is the continuity May candidate with different style but exactly the same plan and lack of communication. ERG too thick to realise.
He'll wheel out Mrs May's deal with a couple of cherries on the top and a chocolate flake sticking out of it and they'll buy it because it's Boris's deal and those bright enough to realise that it's more or less the same are now so thoroughly fed up with Brexit that they'll keep shtum. If Boris goes on to win the 2022 General Election, he'll go down as the hero who delivered Brexit, got rid of Farage and destroyed Corbyn.
I think that Sajid just making the cut was bad news for Rory. If the Saj was out he would have had a much better pool to fish in. The Raab pool is unlikely to be fruitful. That means he needs to do serious damage to Gove or Hunt tonight. Attacking Boris may be fun for us all but it seems unlikely to get him in the final 2.
Both Hunt and Gove look vulnerable and their support soft. But its still quite an ask when Gove may well gain some Raab supporters.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
I don't doubt Gove has thought through reform of local taxation and the interplay between income tax and universal credit the trouble is he loses people with the rhetoric and tone of his delivery.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
Thank goodness I always had him as a Brexiter in name only. Once he gets the gig he can go back to being a full-on Remainer like the rest of the Johnson clan.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
Boris says he boosted the living wage as Mayor and he will lift the threshold of NI for the low paid and to have a debate on thresholds for higher earners to get out nurses, heads of Maths departments, police inspectors out of higher threshold
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
They haven’t thought this through. Quelle surprise !
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
As Scotland has not had a terrorist war for 30 years to need the backstop, as Scotland has no non UK neighbour and as it would allow a FTA which would prevent No Deal and the main excuse for indyref2
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
Stewart's the only one making sense there, minimum wage earners have been taken almost entirely out of income tax recently. Everyone wants tax cuts and more spending, which isn't possible.
Everyone else is just chucking out random numbers of bribes, it's like twit numberwang.
Looks weird. Someone must have told him it looked strong.
In fairness it could just be those stupid stalls are not comfortable for a tall person. At 6ft 3in I know how he feels. Couldn't the BBC find some decent chairs in all England? Sat up there looking like a shit boy band.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
He is not giving a referendum on the WA as a whole, only the method to avoid a hard border in Ireland
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
Looks weird. Someone must have told him it looked strong.
In fairness it could just be those stupid stalls are not comfortable for a tall person. At 6ft 3in I know how he feels. Couldn't the BBC find some decent chairs in all England? Sat up there looking like a shit boy band.
It is ridiculous. What is the problem with lecturns?
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
He is not giving a referendum on the WA as a whole, only the method to avoid a hard border in Ireland
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
As a general election will be won by then too
You are getting way ahead of yourself and sounding a bit deranged
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
He is not giving a referendum on the WA as a whole, only the method to avoid a hard border in Ireland
Where and when did you first conjour up this NI referendum nonsense
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
As a general election will be won by then too
You are getting way ahead of yourself and sounding a bit deranged
Three months. Plenty of time for an election, referendum and renegotation.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
He is not giving a referendum on the WA as a whole, only the method to avoid a hard border in Ireland
Still not going to fly.
It will with GB Leavers as it enables a FTA and out of the SM and CU for GB and it will in NI as it avoids a hard border.
Indeed most GB voters preferred solution to Brexit is a FTA
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
As a general election will be won by then too
You are getting way ahead of yourself and sounding a bit deranged
In HY’s world the Tories have unity, purpose and mastery of Parliament. In the real world they’ve made us live through two years of never ending fiasco and failure and they just came fourth in a national election.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Rubbish
It can be done even if you have no will to do so, Boris does
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
How does he get away with a backstop referendum in NI without allowing indyref 2 in Scotland?
More to the point with giving NI voters a say on the Brexit deal and not the rest of us.
He is not giving a referendum on the WA as a whole, only the method to avoid a hard border in Ireland
Where and when did you first conjour up this NI referendum nonsense
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
Do you ever think before you post. How can the legislation for a NI referendum pass tge HOC by the 31st October
As a general election will be won by then too
Crikey. You’re full of yourself this evening.
You do realise that you’re taking an awful lot for granted here, including the electorate. They don’t like that.
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Rubbish
It can be done even if you have no will to do so, Boris does
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Rubbish
It can be done even if you have no will to do so, Boris does
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Fantasy.
For diehard Remainer whingers of course as they are only interested in blocking Brexit by any means possible
Clear divisions emerging here, Boris and Saj both committing to leave on October 31st and to continue to prepare for No Deal even if aiming for a Deal and orderly Brexit.
Gove and Hunt prepared to extend a little more to get a Deal but will leave with No Deal as a last resort.
Rory says he would take No Deal off the table, Hunt says that means he would be willing to 'Stop Brexit'
Maybe a different version being broadcast here but on my tv Boris did not commit to leave by October 31st, used virtually the same words as May did about March 31st.
He did at the very beginning
Boris Johnson is the first to answer the first question. He says: "We must come out on the 31 October, otherwise we face a catastrophic loss of confidence in politics.
Exactly what May said about March, without actually saying he would definitely no deal on October 31. Listening to him he is not going to no deal, which is a relief.
He will have held a referendum in NI on the backstop by then
He'll have held a referendum by 31 October? Does that come before or after negotiations with the EU?
It can be done in September if no renegotiation of the backstop by then
Rubbish
It can be done even if you have no will to do so, Boris does
Comments
"Sitting with a sheep farmer"
"Nobody WANTS No Deal"
"If we need another couple of days"
And similar puerile nonsense.
Very poor format. Johnson not being tested.
If Boris goes on to win the 2022 General Election, he'll go down as the hero who delivered Brexit, got rid of Farage and destroyed Corbyn.
He's too gentle / quiet to cut through in this format.
https://www.gapmedics.com/uk/blog/2014/03/13/highest-paying-nursing-specialties-top-ten/
1) What are you going to do about student debt ?
2) What are you going to do when the next recession occurs ?
I think the BBC have took the debate format and sucked all of the life out of it. Maitlis has been especially poor.
Everyone else is just chucking out random numbers of bribes, it's like twit numberwang.
Instead, he appears to be attacking the entire prospect.
Whole thing is a shambles, and all of them are less impressive than they were beforehand. Which probably helps Boris.
Debate is having impact on the market.
There is NO way he would ever win a GE.
FFS he's looking down weirdly while others are talking.
Corbyn cheers, Osborne jeers. Or tears.
Hunt now 2nd Fav ahead of Stewart!
Indeed most GB voters preferred solution to Brexit is a FTA
https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/articles-reports/2016/08/18/majority-people-think-freedom-movement-fair-price-
You do realise that you’re taking an awful lot for granted here, including the electorate. They don’t like that.