Gary Taylor
Isn't this where we came in?
The last time I heard Izzard describing himself, Burneside, was as someone who is 109 years old but with the mind of a perpetual 22 year old. Painting such pictures with words (often in three languages) makes him the great thinker and artist that he is. IMO. #StandUpForEurope
But if it's cool, calm reason you are seeking, try this Dail Mail columnist: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36495983
Perhaps. But Farage, with his lips to the dog whistle, will have done much to persuade many to the Remain camp.
You forgot to mention Scotland Roberta, where EU membership is worth £2bn per year. But in any case the amount Brtain as a whole pays to the EU, including the value of the UK's trading relationships, is less than we receive. That is why Brexit defector MP Dr Sarah Wollaston now supports Remain. The Leave 'dividend' is illusionary she says - Brexit will incur a 'financial penalty'. ...
BBC Question Time @ bbcquestiontime 9h 9 hours ago . @EddieIzzard says people and services are hurting because of austerity politics, not immigrants. #bbcqt Whether you are a fan of Eddie Izzard or not, you cannot question his dirve to get the message across that we are better off in Europe. A marathon whistle stop pro-Remain tour of the country - and ...
If Dr Sarah Wollaston was party to a 'conspiracy' you would have thought the MP for Totnes would have had her Damascene moment long before the postal votes came out. Despite such tardiness, her ability to weigh up both sides of an argument and to come to a ration decision has led to her today being proposed as a suitable replacement for the Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt. But, while it is ...
Well Burneside, having had inter-leaved leaflets through the door yesterday from the Brexit bunch, it is clear to me that a win for the vote leave campaign would lead to UKIP's influence continuing to rise up the political agenda. The country should not be lulled into thinking that a result to quit the EU would be the last anyone would hear from Nigel Farage and his divisive disciples.
MP Dr Sarah Wollaston was in the Brexit camp because she was critical of David Cameron's performance in gaining concessions from the EU. If anyone is dim-witted it is our Prime Minister, who set himself up for a fall by raising expectations of successful negotiations - but then returning with a basket half-empty. But the referendum issue is much wider than a leadership popularity contest ...
Your right Lynne. Family rifts will be difficult enough - the Tory party's seem terminal. But will UKIP become the dominant force in English politics in a post-Brexit world? Scarey thought...
