January 27, 2019
Tory MP/imbecile Mark Francois dragged up World War II in response to the German CEO of Airbus saying Brexiteers were "mad" to think his company would never leave the UK. Meanwhile, Jacob Rees-Mogg suggested the Queen could suspend parliament if things didn't go his way, and former Brexit secretary David Davis landed a £60,000 job as "external adviser" with JCB for just 20 hours of work a year.
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January 20, 2019
Murdo Fraser tells the church to stay out of politics, Willie Rennie thinks Nicola Sturgeon has the power to call a people's vote on Brexit, and Richard Leonard congratulates himself after the SNP-led Glasgow City Council settled a long running equal pay dispute - one that Leonard's party spent £2.5 million trying to fight.
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January 13, 2019
Even though his party is firmly pro-Europe, Jeremy Corbyn now admits that a general election would be straight a choice between who negotiates Brexit. We'd be as well with the cheese.
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January 6, 2019
The Transport Secretary came under attack for awarding a $13.8 million ferry services contract to a start-up company who had no ships and no experience in ferrying.
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December 30, 2018
The Home Office issued an upbeat social media video explaining how EU nationals would have to apply for the "EU Settlement Scheme" - at a cost of £65 - in order to remain in the UK. It looked a bit like this.
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December 23, 2018
Unmanned aerial vehicles, otherwise known as drones, brought Gatwick airport to a standstill for several days. Meanwhile, parliament broke up for the Christmas holidays, the drones there pretty much doing the same to the country.
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December 16, 2018
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said "this debate is sometimes nebulous and imprecise and I would like clarifications". However, the PM appeared to have taken this personally. In an angry exchange, she was seen berating him for calling her nebulous.
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December 9, 2018
After promising to resign from the cabinet if Theresa May's Brexit deal led to Northern Ireland having a different relationship with the EU than the rest of the UK, and the deal doing exactly that, Scottish Secretary David Mundell was under pressure to keep to his word.
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December 2, 2018
After The National was refused entry to the Prime Minister's carefully stage-managed flying visit to Scotland, the newspaper left the area it would have used to cover the PM's message blank, refusing to report it.
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November 25, 2018
Scottish Secretary David Mundell said the UK could not remain in the Common Fisheries Policy beyond 2020 and that this was a "red line" matter for him. However, when Theresa May announced a deal that would allow exactly that, he quickly backtracked.
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