Boris not interrupting anyone - sitting back calmly and authoritatively.
Looking the most Prime Ministerial.
We get it. You love Boris.
Nope. I voted Remain.
Just giving my assessment - and supported by Betfair. I've spent last few days saying I think Rory really could win - since debate started he is drifting on Betfair.
They are all irresponsible and unwilling to accept that we have the best deal at present because they won’t achieve their personal ambitions. Poor woman is shut down as she expresses her concerns which none of the have answered.
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'
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.
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
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.
They are all irresponsible and unwilling to accept that we have the best deal at present because they won’t achieve their personal ambitions. Poor woman is shut down as she expresses her concerns which none of the have answered.
Interesting how many on here are dissing the woman who, like many mothers, is worried about the future for her children. That is a very real fear for many and the condescending dismissal of such fears is one reason why the Tories are so repulsive to so many.
What this terrible format is exposing is that there is clearly no way out of this mess and none of these 5 have anything like an answer - unless we just forget the whole thing, which is probably where Rory really wants to take us. And that is only going to happen once the Tories have been booted out in the near future and Labour take the reins...
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.
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?
Gove says we need to supercharge alternative arrangements on backstop and says he has had a constructive relationship with Irish Ministers and has a plan
If you are one of the regular readers of his columns in the Telegraph that has been obvious for a very, very long time. Boris has a way with words, but he doesn't have much to say.
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)
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.
Gove says we need to supercharge alternative arrangements on backstop and says he has had a constructive relationship with Irish Ministers and has a plan
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Just giving my assessment - and supported by Betfair. I've spent last few days saying I think Rory really could win - since debate started he is drifting on Betfair.
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'
Unless they've given up on the whole "convincing the electorate" thing, which does seem plausible.
Suits Boris fine.
Maitliss the big loser in this debate methinks!
Wanker.
#golaylamoran
Wonder if Conservative members are bright enough to realize this?
Must be surely - idiots are screened out on application I would have thought.
Emily Maitlis is shit?
(Mind you, how anyone could have doubted that after her dreadful performance in the 2010 Labour Leadership election announcement I don't know.)
Has he just learnt scripted answers to generic questions?
#Aveit!
Probably a good tactic, but he has no answers.
https://twitter.com/alexwickham/status/1141057036823740419
Now what am I to make of these: I would have expected TGOHF to be pro-Boris and Big G to be anti-Boris but its the opposite way round.
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.
Rory not as good as he was in the flesh yesterday but still making good points. Not sure that it will particularly help him though.