Just the Facts: What are the UK political party positions on Brexit?
Uncategorized 0 CommentsEuropean Movement Ireland has prepared this ‘Just The Facts’ briefing on the UK General Election of June 08 and the implications of the hung parliament.
Tag: Liberal Democrats
How did your MP vote on the indicative votes amendment? https://t.co/J48fhyAheZ
Have MPs gained the upper hand in the Brexit battle? https://t.co/Gs5zvnq1tF
Maintaining sense of crisis surrounding Brexit-linked events in Commons, business minister Richard Harrington and foreign Office minister Alistair Burt have resigned https://t.co/xrYCwb3Fpa
Take note! In case of no deal on 12 April for #Brexit the EU is prepared. Know your rights as an EU national living in the UK or a UK national living in an EU country: the EU has published guides on all main topics. #Prepare4Brexit https://t.co/gEkZbavUa7
The House of Commons has taken over a degree of control over the Brexit process: much to the annoyance of the Brexiters. Seems like parliamentary sovereignty is desirable in theory but not in practice?
Not withstanding appalling crisis we’re in #PM fails to deliver leadership or certainty with a Plan B. So we don’t know what #PM will do if it’s #NoDeal V long extension. It’s also clear she will ignore any vote by Parliament that she doesn’t agree with including @peoplesvote_uk
More people in South Belfast constituency have now signed the Brexit petition than voted for the DUP’s @little_pengelly at the 2017 General Election!
DUP do not represent NI as a whole, and now no longer their own constituencies either.
Clear people in NI want a #PeoplesVote
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