Bad day Jamie?

If you want to be serious about it, it demonstrates how Corbyn doesn't think ahead and avoid this sort of reaction which makes him an unlikely candidate to ever make PM. Cameron doesn't make these gaffes.
Also Corbyn's deputy looked pretty stupid when Osborne turned the tables on him with the "little red book" stunt.

Performance at the Dispatch Box tells us all we need to know about Corbyn as a potential PM..... useless and a laughing stock.

He didn't come across like this at all. This person made ONE quip which hugely amused the "House" adding to the theatre and entertainment.He never interrupted constantly and my goodness there was a lot of "Addressing" of the house and listening by the MPs.
Seen far worse interruptions with the speaker having to bellow out "Order,Order" at regular intervals.

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Apparently the performance of England at the Euros might have an impact- so we'll probably end up exiting the EU as fast as England exited the Euros at the group stage!

You're probably right... LOL

As some else said on this thread earlier - our showing in the Eurovision Song Contest reflects how well the rest of Europe like us so we might as well leave the EU anyway.

Ah, the Huffington Post, that beacon of impartiality.

Was a typo, but I am unsurprised you found a 3 letter anagram difficult

Funty, the Huffington Post is what it is. The facets of Boris exposed in that video are what they are.

Is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour? [Link]

I do agree with your position but, and you may or may not know (some will/some won't)

Norway have an open door policy/'freedom of movement' so they haven't effectively opted out of the fundamental concept of the EU. This is THE big issue to negotiate around. Get that and the house collapsing looks very possible.

We export under 50% of our exports to Europe but find it hard to open up new trade agreements elsewhere in emerging markets because of EU rules. In 2008 to the EU fell below 50% for the 1st time and obviously non-EU exports rose above 50%. The trend is continuing. It used to be 66% exports to the EU.

EU exports 10% of its goods/services to the UK.

The monetary value of imports outweighs the value of exports hence they shouldnt want to cut their noses off to spite their face. £227bn worth of exports vs £288bn of imports.

I cannot imaging Peugeot and Renault workers being pleased with raising tariffs on their unreliable cars beyond 3 years if Japanese cars made here carry no tariffs at all. Same with German kitchen appliances. Just needs someone with the bottle to do it.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (23 Feb 2016 2.34pm)

COYP

This is akin to Boris and Gallaway agreeing. Willo and Hoof in accord.

Who'd ever have thought it? Fact is, indeed, often stranger than fiction.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

That is scaremongering on a David (I’m s***ting myself) Cameron scale. The Norwegians still trade with Europe, in fact pretty much just about every piece of fish you eat is imported from Norway, Australia seems to do OK, so do most other countries, and whose to say the car firms or bankers would up and leave anyway ? We would still be able to trade with Europe, but we wouldn’t be tied to some of the barking mad loony’s in Brussels, the only business leaders s***ting a brick are the ones that stand to lose personal fortunes if we pull out as they are heavily invested in European interests.

Edited by dannyh (23 Feb 2016 2.10pm)

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"