Theresa May

A Technological Solution To The Irish Border Issue? The Government Knows It's Nothing But Hot Air

Nobody should be fooled by the fact that the government hasn’t a clue about where else to go
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We Are More Divided Than Ever On Brexit – Extending Article 50 Would Give Us Time To Build Consensus On How To Move Forward

There's been no plan B, no flexibility on red lines, no reaching out – the Prime Minister should focus on getting agreement on what kind of Brexit people want to see
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Theresa May Warned She Could Lose Her Job If She Delays 'Meaningful' Brexit Vote

PM in frantic last minute dash to Strasbourg to win Irish backstop concessions.
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The Waugh Zone Monday March 11, 2019

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With A Little Common Sense From The EU And Government On The Backstop, Tory MPs Will Relish Supporting May's Deal

MPs are not asking for much, but we've got to be serious about walking away with an agreement – it's the only way we'll get a blistering deal for our country
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EU Offers 'Unilateral' Exit From UK-Wide Brexit Backstop

But it is unlikely to be enough to convince MPs to back Theresa May's deal.
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The Conservatives Can No Longer Avoid The Terrible Stain Of Islamophobia In Their Ranks

The party isn’t just in denial about hatred of Muslims pulsing through their ranks, they’re intensely relaxed about it
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Theresa May's Claim She Requested Brexit Talks With Corbyn Are Untrue, Labour Says

PM issues plea for MPs to back her deal next week.
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The Waugh Zone Friday March 8, 2019

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Theresa May Likened Online Trolls To 'A Lonely Man In A Bar Muttering Into His Pint'

Labour MP Rachel Reeves reveals the prime minister's comments in her book.
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