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He's a busted flush, the most hopeless prime minister in modern history? He's completely neutered himself inside of two months. This ruling has opened the floodgates for parliament to take control now, I'm assuming first out of the traps will be to remove Boris from being the person who goes and requests an extension?

He's been found to have advised the queen unlawfully. Surely he should resign? Not that he will.

True but I can't help smirking, 11 ahead of the bitters as well even after them winning the summer transfer window trophy again.

Decent side Chelsea, we looked shattered in the 2nd half, lots of mistakes but we hung on. 10 points clear of the mancs after 6 games!

Reading that myself, we're screwed. The sheer scale of change required at a global level across all aspects of human existence from economic and infrastructure through to social and individual behaviour is simply not going happen.

I've thought that too but I'm just beginning to suspect that Boris is going to bottle no-deal given that a GE would now be after a no-deal exit in which case the potential carnage of a no-deal might not play well with the electorate? He clearly wanted to go to the country before they'd see the impact of no-deal.

They really are Tory-Lite these days, long gone are the days of a closer affiliation to Labour e.g. the Lib-Lab pact. Then again my memory could be failing me and they've always been closer to the Tories? They're already ruling out a pact with Labour, of course if the Tories come calling after the next GE they'll be all too keen to lube up and bend over.

That's it, AB's not quite as crazy as everyone thought.

As was discussed on the radio yesterday, can't he go to the EU and request an extension in writing as instructed by parliament but he wouldn't be breaking the law making it clear to the EU it would be a very bad idea to offer one?

'Surrender', it's appalling language and really reveals the populist (fascist) mindset. Despite all the kudos of what a brilliant strategist Cummings is, it does rather look like a dying government with two pretty awful general election routes available. Go before Brexit and be consumed by Farage or go after a no-deal Brexit and risk an election during a national crisis. On the assumption Labour fall for it that is?

Yep and we now have Gove refusing to confirm that the government will respect legislation passed by parliament. Parliament legislates not the executive and if this isn't the case it's the end of representative democracy.

Root's been bowling Jofra into the ground and he's knackered. Root needs to go as captain, he's a poor captain all round as is his batting and catching at the moment. It would be nice to have an English batsman with a brain rather than just attempting to drive at everything. Do they realise they don't have to thump every ball?

Hoey would definitely vote for the government if it meant her beloved Brexit at all cost could be delivered. There are a handful of Labour MP's who might vote the same way plus the former Labour MP's. I read somewhere last week that they'd need a minimum of 5-6 disaffected Tories and it could require anything up to a dozen or so Tories.

Says to me that he's not really in full control and is running scared of the likes of Pogba, given their wealth they've not really backed him in the market to any great extent. £70 million or so net spend is small change for them especially given the lack of quality in their squad.

It's a great move, the 6th place trophy is really hotting up this year.