Month: December 2018 News

Ukip is left humiliated after its ‘Brexit Betrayal’ march organised by EDL founder Tommy Robinson attracts more counter-protesters than supporters

Theresa May to face leadership battle over Brexit deal

Johnson, McVey and Raab each hint at Tory leadership ambitions

Half of voters think politics is BROKEN and only one in seven think the Tories and Labour represent the views of the public, new poll reveals

BREXIT BOMBSHELL: EU judges rule UK can STOP Brexit without bloc’s permission

UK can cancel Brexit by unilaterally revoking Article 50, European Court of Justice rules

Britain can cancel Brexit and stay in EU forever without asking Europe’s permission, Euro judges rule

UK can cancel Brexit without EU’s permission rules European Court of Justice

Britain free to cancel Article 50, rules ECJ

Brexit: UK can unilaterally revoke article 50, says EU court

Brexit: Hilary Benn amendment to block no‑deal could offer May a way out

Theresa May makes eleventh hour phone call to Donald Tusk as she considers postponing ‘doomed’ vote

Will she or won’t she? Westminster holds its breath over whether Theresa May will delay her crunch Brexit vote after a two-week build up so she can return to Brussels to try and win more concessions

Theresa May in last-ditch bid to save Brexit deal despite growing mutiny

 

 

 

Stories of the week 10 December

 

 

Brexit

This week Brexit kept on ramping up to full frenzy.

The Government lost three crucial votes and was found in contempt of Parliament. They duly published the Brexit legal advice.

This, in turn, created a storm over the sticky Northern Irish border question and the dreaded back stop.

In the face of this extraordinary shambles, there is talk of the EU agreeing to extend Article 50 to give the UK more time to sort it out.

The Press were spectacularly divided on the Brexit way forward and what was going to happen next. One thing that did unite them was that Prime Minister May must go.

 

 

Politics

In alarming news this week, the Press once again focussed on right wing extremism. It seems there is a hidden network linking US billionaires, right wing Australians and Russian trolls to British Far right Activist, Tommy Robinson.

 

 

Environment

Sir David Attenborough issued a dire warning on climate change, stating the end of civilisation is in sight unless World Leaders act right now.

To support Sir David’s point and in what was described as ‘brutal news’, carbon emissions jumped to an all-time high in 2018.

 

 

Society

With allegations against Tommy Robinson and a right wing network coming to light, there was more alarming news when a British neo-Nazi group called Prince Harry ‘a race traitor for marrying Meghan Markle.

 

 

World

Chinese media accused the US of ‘hooliganism’ this week after the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, the Chief Financial Officer of giant Chinese tech company Huawei. Huawei has been accused of violating US sanctions on Iran and Meng Wanzhou has been arrested in Canada for extradition to the US. Markets plummeted around the world.

 

 

Middle East

A ‘Khashoggi Way’ road sign appeared outside the Saudi Arabian embassy in Washington this week as the dreadful story continued. The Senate ignored Donald Trump and Theresa May was accused of double-standards by publicly supporting sanctions whilst privately talking about more arms sales.

 

 

Science

Last week, NASA’s incredible Mars InSight probe touched down on the planet. This week amazing history was made when InSight sent back the sound of Mars for humanity to hear. Scientists were amazed to hear Martian wind.

 

Leavers were nestled all snug in their beds; as sugar-plum unicorns danced in their heads

THE POSH PEOPLE’S VOTE The loaded, leftie elites are conspiring to steal Brexit from Brits – while pretending to represent ‘the people’

RIP the Tory Party? How rebel Conservative MPs risk destroying the most successful political organisation in history

Norway-plus would be a disaster for Labour’s radical vision

For Brexiteers, there’s only one route to no deal – get rid of Mrs May and call a general election

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