Right wing parties 47%, left wing parties 47%. Interesting. Also, with those numbers, First Past The Post will never give a fair or democratic result.

As Brexit negotiator, you made a holy show of yourself, Frost. Genuinely astounding that you now think you can pontificate about post-Brexit arrangements, as if you haven’t left behind you a stinking shitshow that has weakened and diminished our country for at least a generation.

Labour are doomed unless they bring in Proportional Representation.

Who is paying for such high-powered legal representation? Doesn't seem fair to me.

Europeans need to hurry up and start thinking of themselves first and foremost as European, not as residents of whatever state within Europe they happen to be in. Only a united Europe can stand up to the dog-eat-dog threats from Russia, China, and an overtly hostile US.

As a scientist at heart:

Aren't they paying out something like 320% of profits as dividend, though?

Lack of an entrenched constitution and something like the US 6th and 7th amendments (and the other 8 for that matter!) is a serious threat to civil rights and freedom in the UK.

That party is the Green Party @greenparty.org.uk

This country is going down the pan. Quickly. If we don't rejoin the EU at this pace the UK will be poorer than Poland by 2040. Sod trying to make the far right happy, I want our leaders to do what's best for the country. Otherwise many of us will retire to poverty.

And if you repeat their “oh noes we are so sowwy but we twied” narrative then you are making the argument trans people aren’t worth fighting for and you can FUCK. OFF. Fuck the girl guides and their cowardice.

Juries can acquit people who are prosecuted under bad or illiberal laws. For example peaceful protestors prosecuted under draconian "anti-terrorism" laws. That power provides a crucial defence against an overly-authoritarian State. Removing that power weakens our civil liberties.

We strongly oppose the introduction of the international student levy. It suggests a lack of understanding of the financial pressure on higher education. It is estimated that a
single cohort of international students provides up to £37 billion net contribution to the UK already