In this opinion piece, former MEP John Cushnahan argues that an inclusive project is needed to highlight the interests of Northern Ireland as negotiations on the triggering of Article 50 loom.
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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