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ke Article 50." > > (at least the British scores in rhetorics and sense of humour remain high!) > > His recommendation: "The only real way to “take no deal off the table” > is with legislation saying that in the event no accord has been ratified > by 29 March, Article 50 wi

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al way to “take no deal off the table” is with legislation saying that in the event no accord has been ratified by 29 March, Article 50 will be revoked." (... which means that MPs would have to vote that they'd rather have the UK remain, than leave the EU in a no-deal Brexit; however muc

It is the table

up to what it needs to do technically if they are to actually take no deal of the table.. Actually a little thought would lead all involved to realise that as no deal is the default position. So ’no deal' can’t be taken off the table because it IS the table! Best David# distributed via

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