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Yep, it's still possible but increasingly unlikely at this point. The U.K. government have made an ultimatum today that the E.U. either accepts their "new" deal
by aosaigh 7y ago
Yep, it's still possible but increasingly unlikely at this point. The U.K. government have made an ultimatum today that the E.U. either accepts their "new" deal, or they leave with none. This deal isn't acceptable to the E.U. so there is an impasse.
- J-dawg 7y agoExcept that under the Benn act, the PM is legally obliged to seek an extension from the EU if a deal isn't agreed.
- aosaigh 7y agoYes, good point. While I hope that this is the case, my feeling after today is that the PM etc. doesn't care
- J-dawg 7y agoSadly that's my feeling too. He's already publicly said he would rather 'die in a ditch' than ask for the extension
- bengale 7y agoIf the Liberal Democrats back down on Corbyn running a caretaker government we could very well see a second referendum that would more than likely return a remain result. It certainly doesn't settle things, we're going to have these issues for years to come, but may take us away from the cliff edge.