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PaulfromYorkshire wrote:By the way has anyone seen any swifts yet?

HindleA wrote:I'm worse with plants.

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:By the way has anyone seen any swifts yet?

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@MortisHelios
16h16 hours ago
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Walking in a bit of a daze from the shops only to be snapped back to reality by the screech of three swifts soaring past. First of the season in Loftus @clevelandbirds @nybirdnews

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Refugees resettled under the vulnerable persons resettlement scheme sanctioned for attending English language courses, says Government inspector - report here, extract below http://bit.ly/2KMdNGU" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Paul
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19h19 hours ago
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David Davis: We have options A and B

EU: No

Few days later:

May: Option A

Half cabinet: No

May: Or option B

Other half cabinet: No

May: Ok, I'll put both to EU

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:By the way has anyone seen any swifts yet?

55DegreesNorth wrote:

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:By the way has anyone seen any swifts yet?

Morning folks,
I saw my first swallows on Tuesday, in Chatton. No swifts yet.

HindleA wrote:https://act.autism.org.uk/page/23714/petition/1


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Leadsom refuses to deny reports key Brexit bill being delayed until autumn to avoid Commons defeat
In business questions Valerie Vaz, the shadow leader of the Commons, asked when the EU withdrawal bill would come back to the Commons. And she asked about reports that the government is planning to delay bringing back the trade bill and the customs bill until the autumn because ministers are worried about losing votes on the customs union.

She did not get much in the way of answers. Andrea Leadsom, the Commons leader, said the EU withdrawal bill would be coming back to the Commons, but she did not say when. And she claimed that there was “no hold up” with other legislation like the trade bill or the customs bill. But she would not confirm that those bills would come back to the Commons for their report stage debates before the summer recess (which is what everyone was expecting until recently). She went on:

There are very complex negotiations underway and it’s right that we bring forward these bills at the appropriate time, as indeed we will do.

HindleA wrote:DWP=(as ever)rogue,actively working against ,no chance of integration in any area with its continued existence,time to disband and disperse.

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Nick Gibb speech at launch of Midland Knowledge Hub

It is a pleasure to be at the launch of the Midland Knowledge Hub. Today marks another milestone in the movement to ensure that all children benefit from a knowledge-rich curriculum.

Dan Hannan, the Conservative MEP whose speeches against Brussels went viral on YouTube, said Britain should seek an “Efta-type arrangement, à la Suisse” to protect trade with the EU.

He expressed surprise that an uncompromising Brexit was being pursued despite the closeness of the 52-48 referendum result which backed Leave.

Mr Hannan, writing on ConservativeHome, said he was often asked, “not working out the way you thought, is it?” He said: “To be fair, they’ve got a point.” He went on: “I had assumed that, by now, we’d have reached a broad national consensus around a moderate form of withdrawal that recognised the narrowness of the result.”

RogerOThornhill wrote:Senior Brexiteer Dan Hannan admits leaving EU is not quite going to plan

PaulfromYorkshire wrote:Heidi Alexander

It's official. I am no longer the MP for Lewisham East. I am instead the "Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead". A strange title and an even stranger feeling. New twitter handle = next task.