Brexit ‘chaos’ deepens over role of parliament

So it looks like the people who advocated “taking back our sovereignty” were just kidding when it came to Britain’s parliament. MPs, it seems, won’t get a vote on whatever Brexit deal the new unelected prime minister and her associates eventually negotiate, despite having no input into those negotiations.

If it wasn’t for a certain orange buffoon across the water, British politics would truly be the world’s laughing stock.

At least they can vote to end the insanity.

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Leaked papers show 'hard Brexit' could destory the economy https://t.co/ALixQJZB7C pic.twitter.com/TLMKcMPbES

— The Independent (@Independent) October 11, 2016

https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/785516555497050112

@GdnPolitics presumably @DavidDavisMP hasn't seen this pic.twitter.com/m0F2iL4BZR

— Yrotitna yrotitna@bsky.social yrotitna@toot.io🔥 (@yrotitna) October 10, 2016

Davis has no answers for the problems raised by Brexit, except for the perpetual motion of his own delusion https://t.co/4KqcBT5Vsg

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) October 11, 2016

#Brexit is antidemocratic. Has become "a blank cheque that invests the Government with open-ended authority" https://t.co/RJxRgjo3nc

— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) October 10, 2016

Brexit will haunt the British government for years to come https://t.co/fMCE3ntnxx pic.twitter.com/t7JTW7pBPt

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) October 10, 2016

We need to stop calling it hard Brexit. This is chaotic Brexit | Owen Jones https://t.co/9k0CkZxtIW

— The Guardian (@guardian) October 11, 2016

A lot of leavers sceptical about '£66bn annual cost of Brexit' story in The Times. If only it was a more reliable news source, like a bus.

— James Cook (@jamesecook) October 11, 2016

Where is the procedure on Brexit? @bbclaurak asks https://t.co/NcC9wkk9UZ pic.twitter.com/T2AsmwpJVc

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) October 10, 2016

https://twitter.com/Far_Right_Watch/status/785776982009184256

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WORLD

Putin cancels France trip after President Hollande accuses Russia of war crimes in Syria https://t.co/OAnCAkeAXF

— TIME (@TIME) October 11, 2016

Progress has "eluded us" – MP Andrew Mitchell leads #AleppoDebate on Syria https://t.co/KR8sEj5Ge9 https://t.co/zgFp5ol9ch

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) October 11, 2016

The next US admin should treat Russia as part of the problem in Syria, not the solution, writes Pavel Baev: https://t.co/ISd8bbiCZG pic.twitter.com/BY3JuRVAZW

— The Brookings Institution (@BrookingsInst) October 11, 2016

And talking of the aforementioned buffoon…

A known hatemonger said awful things about women and we're reeling from surprise! Part 2 below. Watch Part 1 here: https://t.co/RIbWnI25IV pic.twitter.com/rz0uIVM4K4

— Samantha Bee (@realsambee) October 11, 2016

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BUSINESS

Samsung will permanently stop producing the Galaxy Note 7 after reports of the devices catching fire https://t.co/CEFtv1otox

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 11, 2016

Samsung has seen $19bn wiped off its value. Worse could be to come https://t.co/XHIuOnBohl

— The Independent (@Independent) October 11, 2016

The Overnight Note

Another day, another deadline

Brexit ‘chaos’ deepens over role of parliament

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