Corbyn points out that Johnson previously said a border in the Irish Sea would be unacceptable (including in a speech at DUP conference)
"You cannot trust a word that he says"
"You cannot trust a word that he says"
Ken Clarke says he'll back the deal but asks Johnson to guarantee that a new FTA will maintain frictionless trade
He goes on to mouth "rubbish" as Johnson says elites who run the EU are pushing for a federal super state
He goes on to mouth "rubbish" as Johnson says elites who run the EU are pushing for a federal super state
Nigel Dodds: "It was once said that no British PM could ever agree to such terms... and indeed those who sought the leadership of the Conservative party said that at our conference... will he now abide by that and please reconsider the fact we must leave as one nation together."
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Peter Bone asks Johnson to rule out extending the transition period while PM (currently due to end in Dec 2020)
Johnson picks his words very carefully and says he "certainly would not want to" extend it
Doesn't rule it out
Johnson picks his words very carefully and says he "certainly would not want to" extend it
Doesn't rule it out
Offt. Following May’s speech, Peter Kyle says she should show more “humility” given she’s voting for a deal which imposes a border in the Irish Sea after claiming as prime minister that such an outcome would be unacceptable.
DUP’s Sammy Wilson is tearing into the deal here. He says if customs declarations and checks on goods crossing from GB to NI do not amount to a hard border, “I don’t know what a hard border looks like.”
Sammy Wilson suggests the DUP is leaning towards backing the Letwin amendment
