Jeremy Corbyn: Boris Johnson’s Brexit creates checks between Northern Ireland and GB
Stephen Barclay: Boris Johnson’s Brexit creates checks between Northern Ireland and GB
Boris Johnson : 🤫
The current timetable does not provide for sufficient scrutiny of the legal text of the Brexit deal.
Labour remain available to seek to agree a consensus on a timetable to scrutinise this deal that would command the support of all sides of the House.
NEW Britain subject to rulings from European Court of Justice judges after leaving the EU on Oct 31 under Withdrawal Agreement Bill https://t.co/yIGBLIRV9A via @Telegraph
Interesting moment during Barclay's speech, forced to withdraw what he said about Starmer. Their exchanges have always been more friendly than other opposites...
Five reasons to #VoteTheDealDown
❌ Rules out a Customs Union
❌ Rejects a close Single Market relationship
❌ Risks a no deal crash out at the end of 2020
❌ Does not address concerns about security and cooperation
❌ You can’t trust Boris Johnson https://t.co/tLNe06DbVm
Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay just caught telling porkies in the Chamber. Rightly challenged by Keir Starmer to withdraw the fib, the Brexit Secretary withdraws his fib. And you wonder why Labour MPs like me don’t trust a word they say
Interesting to hear @patel4witham on @BBCRadio4 PM say Johnson’s deal is great for N.Ireland because it gives “frictionless trade with the EU single market”. So why not offer it to the rest of the U.K.? #VoteTheDealDown
I’m pressing the Government to switch to a simple registration system to guarantee rights for EU citizens after Brandon Lewis’s deportation threats @the3million @BritishInEurope https://t.co/g3HQOcUnKc
Whether Johnson gets a deal or not, we’re heading for a deregulated economy with him; losing vital rights and protections.
Only Labour will give the British people the final say on Brexit and the chance to fight for remain.
My speech at #CoopConf19 https://t.co/hVeNsx0gfZ
‘No deal’ Brexit, with all its damage, is the objective of the clique around Boris Johnson - and they must be stopped. My latest Brexit update. https://t.co/3jzwl1Ci1t
"I shouldn’t have to say this to the Prime Minister but sadly I do: Accept that parliament has spoken, accept you have no mandate for no deal, and be clear that you will follow the law."
@Keir_Starmer's speech at #TUC2019: https://t.co/KWxdo4MYDK