Tommy Tainant
Diamond Member
Theresa May could delay Queen's Speech after humiliating election result
Primarily because she hasnt got a deal with the Shankill Butchers.
One of their requests is that Farage is made part of the negotiating team. Oh and he gets a peerage as well.
Arise Sir Nigel de Knobhead !!
DUP could demand Nigel Farage plays role in Brexit negotiations
Meanwhile the start of the brexit talks is already 3 months overdue and the EU are concerned that time is running out to get any sort of deal.
Britain, EU fail to agree Brexit talks start date
European Commission spokesman Alexander Winterstein earlier declined to provide a likely start date.
"When will be the point from moving to talking about talks, to more detailed talks, I cannot say. This doesn't depend entirely on us," Winterstein told a daily briefing.
Brussels has warned that time is running out to start the talks on divorce terms and a future trade deal, with Britain set to leave the EU come what may in March 2019.
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said last Friday that Brussels would be ready "at half past nine" the next morning if Britain was ready.
London has said it wants the Barnier-Davis talks to start as scheduled next Monday, but since Thursday's election it has not formally committed to the date.
Primarily because she hasnt got a deal with the Shankill Butchers.
One of their requests is that Farage is made part of the negotiating team. Oh and he gets a peerage as well.
Arise Sir Nigel de Knobhead !!
DUP could demand Nigel Farage plays role in Brexit negotiations
Meanwhile the start of the brexit talks is already 3 months overdue and the EU are concerned that time is running out to get any sort of deal.
Britain, EU fail to agree Brexit talks start date
European Commission spokesman Alexander Winterstein earlier declined to provide a likely start date.
"When will be the point from moving to talking about talks, to more detailed talks, I cannot say. This doesn't depend entirely on us," Winterstein told a daily briefing.
Brussels has warned that time is running out to start the talks on divorce terms and a future trade deal, with Britain set to leave the EU come what may in March 2019.
European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said last Friday that Brussels would be ready "at half past nine" the next morning if Britain was ready.
London has said it wants the Barnier-Davis talks to start as scheduled next Monday, but since Thursday's election it has not formally committed to the date.