The Telegraph reports that Richard Tice and Nigel Farage from the Brexit Party have applied to the Greater London Assembly - which licenses events in the area - to host a televised event on January 31st which could involve bands, comedians and fireworks.

 

The event's finish would coincide with a possible ringing of Big Ben at 11pm to mark the UK's departure from the EU - should the proposal from Mark Francois become law and should it be possible to restore the bell in time.

 

Those attending would have to pay though but would receive free refreshments and a free glass of bubbly to raise at 11pm. BBC1 would show the event live.

 

Announcing his plans Brexit Party leader Farage said: "Jan 31 is a moment to celebrate, when the establishment have been beaten by the people.

 

"We will invite people from all parties, business figures, celebrities, - they will be asked to join the celebration.

 

"There will be a few short speeches but they won't be very political."

Edited January 5, 20205 yr by Crazy Chris

A bit rich inviting people and charging them. :D No word of price yet until license is granted. Am afraid I won't be attending but will watch at home with a bottle of champagne.

Edited January 5, 20205 yr by Crazy Chris

So back to business in the Commons tomorrow.

 

The main scheduled business is the Committee of the Whole House examination of the detail of the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill. The first day's proceedings will include four hours on the clauses dealing with the implementation of withdrawal agreement and the implementation period for the Bill, and the supplementary powers in the implementation period, including those for devolved authorities.

 

The markers are going down; Labour are proposing a detailed amendment to ensure consultation of Parliament and the devolved assemblies during the negotiations and there is a big cross party amendment proposed by Green MP Caroline Lucas, along not dissimilar lines.

 

Labour also want the negotiating objective to be a full customs union with the EU, with close alignment to the single market, while the SNP want membership of both the customs union and the single market. In another amendment they propose to dis-apply the whole Bill to Scotland.

 

Labour are also proposing a two-year implementation period, to allow the longer term UK-EU relationship to be negotiated if the PM fails to secure agreement on a future partnership deal by the end of June. The Lib Dems have a proposal that would also allow a shorter extension, and further amendments call for a confirmatory referendum on the final deal, and an independent review of the impact of withdrawal.

It's thought the PM may make a statement tomorrow about Trump's killing too. He may choose not to do so though despite calls by opposition parties.

I like the sound of the second SNP amendment!! That works nicely for me. A Brexit deal i can get behind.

 

 

As for what the dogshit covered stick is proposing, I’m not surprised the f***ing bbc would cover it. Less said about the event and him the better.

I like the sound of the second SNP amendment!! That works nicely for me. A Brexit deal i can get behind.

 

 

The BBC say it's unlikely to be allowed for discussion by the Speaker and even if it is it will be voted down by the Tories.

Tories showing how evil they are again. More fuel for the independence fire.

No shit. Just another step in continuing to prove that the union no longer works for Scotland

Labour also want the negotiating objective to be a full customs union with the EU, with close alignment to the single market, while the SNP want membership of both the customs union and the single market. In another amendment they propose to dis-apply the whole Bill to Scotland

 

A amendment they know has *zero* chance of being accepted, so clearly intended only to irresponsibly stir up division.

 

 

 

 

The BBC say it's unlikely to be allowed for discussion by the Speaker and even if it is it will be voted down by the Tories.

 

Tories showing how evil they are again. More fuel for the independence fire.

 

Really? The Tories evil for voting down an amendment designed mainly with malicious intent? :huh:

 

A new rap song will be released soon. I love it and can't stop singing it!!!

 

 

"We got 21 days to flow

We got 21 days to go

Cause if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

Did you see him on the video 'BoJo'

Are we havin a People's Vote? 'Oh no'

So if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

21 days to go

21 days to go"

Edited January 10, 20205 yr by Crazy Chris

A new rap song will be released soon. I love it and can't stop singing it!!!

"We got 21 days to flow

We got 21 days to go

Cause if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

Did you see him on the video 'BoJo'

Are we havin a People's Vote? 'Oh no'

So if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

21 days to go

21 days to go"

 

What is the point of releasing that ‘soon’ when the lyrics will be irrelevant tomorrow?

 

As trolling attempts go, that’s a poor one.

 

What is the point of releasing that ‘soon’ when the lyrics will be irrelevant tomorrow?

 

As trolling attempts go, that’s a poor one.

 

 

Well you can reduce the number every day! Hey I didn't write it. :)

The Telegraph reports that Richard Tice and Nigel Farage from the Brexit Party have applied to the Greater London Assembly - which licenses events in the area - to host a televised event on January 31st which could involve bands, comedians and fireworks.

 

The event's finish would coincide with a possible ringing of Big Ben at 11pm to mark the UK's departure from the EU - should the proposal from Mark Francois become law and should it be possible to restore the bell in time.

 

Those attending would have to pay though but would receive free refreshments and a free glass of bubbly to raise at 11pm. BBC1 would show the event live.

 

The BBC would be highly unlikely to show the event in full live on BBC 1 as it would probably breach impartiality. They may mention and show a bit of it on the news channel though.

 

The BBC would be highly unlikely to show the event in full live on BBC 1 as it would probably breach impartiality. They may mention and show a bit of it on the news channel though.

 

 

How would it breach impartiality? We're leaving! There's no debate about it still. It's like saying they won't discuss the election result. AFAIK it'll be broadcast live like the group and fireworks are every NYE. No-one is forced to watch.

 

Supermarkets have already ordered extra cases of champagne.

Edited January 10, 20205 yr by Crazy Chris

How would it breach impartiality? We're leaving! There's no debate about it still. It's like saying they won't discuss the election result. AFAIK it'll be broadcast live like the group and fireworks are every NYE.

 

Supermarkets have already ordered extra cases of champagne.

French champagne?!

 

Gloating bast*rds.

How would it breach impartiality? We're leaving! There's no debate about it still. It's like saying they won't discuss the election result. AFAIK it'll be broadcast live like the group and fireworks are every NYE. No-one is forced to watch.

 

Supermarkets have already ordered extra cases of champagne.

 

If this little party gives the country bumpkins and not rights the illusion that somehow distancing ourselves from all of our nearest geographical neighbours is somehow going to make life better than let them have their one night of fun, because on February 1st nothing will be any different and they'll still be complaining and moaning about

the exact same things they were before.

Edited January 10, 20205 yr by mald487

A amendment they know has *zero* chance of being accepted, so clearly intended only to irresponsibly stir up division.

 

But it sets out their views on Brexit so have a right to show that even if it has zero chance.

How would it breach impartiality? We're leaving! There's no debate about it still. It's like saying they won't discuss the election result. AFAIK it'll be broadcast live like the group and fireworks are every NYE. No-one is forced to watch.

 

Supermarkets have already ordered extra cases of champagne.

 

:lol: the final sentence makes me laugh and I don't know why just imagine Chris sitting there watching and celebrating!

A new rap song will be released soon. I love it and can't stop singing it!!!

"We got 21 days to flow

We got 21 days to go

Cause if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

Did you see him on the video 'BoJo'

Are we havin a People's Vote? 'Oh no'

So if you like it lemme know

Let me in da studio

We got 21 days before we got to go

21 days to go

21 days to go"

 

Hell is this??

 

Brexshit is not for you; it's for the rich, and many of whom have already started the process of getting EU passports through Cyprus, or through Germany in the case of Farage's family.