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On the occupation poll, why is ‘employed’ not an option?

The way things are turning out right now…is shameful…2 years ago we should of got out straight away…2 wasted years for What…NOTHING…Lets leave and then see what happens…All this scaremongering is totally out of order..

The government is “legally” obligated to complete Brexit and the attempts to frustrate it will only further divide the nation. Once this is done we will then judge the “real” response from the other EU member states. it will not take long for them to come back to the negotiation table in order seek access to the UK market.

I voted to stay but respect democracy and as such think we need to get on with things. I personally don’t believe or take any notice of the posturing from MP’s who think “they could do a better job” we all have to respect people wish and get on with things NOW!

As a people we will make this work.

Theresa May and Brexit latest Rolling updates as Theresa May seeks business support for her Brexit withdrawal agreement at the CBI conference.

In a week of turmoil for the Government, what does the cabinet reshuffle mean for the PM and Brexit?

Is it opportunity or disaster for the PM? A day of resignations could result in two different scenarios for Theresa May.

The Prime Minister has appointed a new Brexit Secretary hours after David Davis handed in his resignation – what will this mean for the negotiations and the PM’s Chequers plan?

The UK Parliament is debating and voting on amendments to the Brexit Bill today. See the full list of amendments here: How do you think it’s going to go? The Brexit amendments MPs are voting on Here’s a round-up of the amendments to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill that MPs are considering.

The Government has announced the date for crucial House of Commons votes on Brexit…how do you think it will go? Date set for crunch Brexit Commons votes Labour is angry at just one day’s debate on peers’ changes to the EU Withdrawal Bill.

I don’t think the complexities and unintended consequences of Brexit were made clear. Like all apparently good ideas it has degenerated into a ton of hard work for politicians bureaucrats and lawyers. Biggest concern for me is the destabilising effect it might have on the integrity of the U.K. seems like a bit of an own goal to me that.

The worry here is not only will the UK become an unattractive country to study in, however UK citizens will also find the UK as an unaffordable country to study in where the government will compensate overseas tuition fees through the increase of UK fees.

The UK already has been put in a negative light when analysing the effects Brexit has or will have upon international students studying in the UK. The government in this segment has been exposed to its clear focus on its benefits to the economy rather than welcoming students from overseas to develop academically where they have not had the chance…