keano77

It's the unaddressed category I was referring to. Thanks to both of you.

Every Tuesday the postman posts junk mail through my postbox. I'm not happy. I realise the companies pay Royal Mail for this service but it only goes straight into my recycling. Is there any way to unsubscribe from this unsolicited rubbish?

Ah, I see intexasatthemoment has also posted details of a different amendment relating to clause 4

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is the text of what MPs are said to have > voted for? It appears to be, or had been if the OP is correct, amendment 350. It can be viewed at Page 65 of the following PDF https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/2017-2019/0005/amend/euwithdrawal_daily_cwh_1120.pdf Tuesday 21 November 2017 COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE EUROPEAN UNION (WITHDRAWAL) BILL Jeremy Corbyn Mr Nicholas Brown Keir Starmer Jenny Chapman Matthew Pennycook Paul Blomfield Vernon Coaker Catherine McKinnell Ms Harriet Harman Ann Coffey Matt Rodda Mike Gapes Angus Brendan MacNeil Clause 7, page 6, line 18,? ? at end insert?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 350 ?(g) fail to pay full regard to the welfare requirements of animals as sentient beings.? Member?s explanatory statement This amendment holds Ministers to the animal welfare standards enshrined in Article 13 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. This proposed amendment does not appear in the list of notices withdrawn by November 14 at the end of the bill. Not sure if or when it was voted on and defeated.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JoeLeg Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > > Fighting for what you believe in whatever side > you're on isn't treacherous. ??? Would you like to take 5 minutes to reflect on that comment and re-post?

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I wonder if this is because he's had a smack on the hand from the EU ECB warns banks against Brexit 'empty shells' European regulators have warned banks working on post-Brexit plans that they will "need to have substance locally" to serve European clients. The European Central Bank said some of the proposals it has reviewed are inadequate and risk creating "empty shells". http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42002200 Goes to show, you can't kid a kidder

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haven't seem any teaser ads or YouTube leaks for > the iPhone eleven/11/XI yet Panic over, experts say three new iPhones are on the way http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5078849/Is-iPhone-XL-Analyst-claims-leak-2018-lineup.html

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're probably right as Dominic Grieve has > refused to withdraw the original amendment. > > This government will try anything to limp along. > > "Davis says, if MPs reject any aspect of the > Brexit deal bill, that will be taken by the > government as an instruction to go back to > Brussels and try again. But whether they take any > notice is a matter for them, he says." > > What an arse - we won't fall for that. Actually he's got a point here although I'm a bit confused as to the timing. If 27 EU Parliaments (and the relevant regional Parliaments) vote unanimously to approve the deal and it then comes before the UK Parliament who decide it's not good enough what obligation is there for the EU to renegotiate? You could find Parliament causes a no-deal result if it's not careful

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Burbage Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > 1. 11 o'clock at night in London amounts to > > midnight in Brussels. > > A huge irony that it's deferring to European > time...taking back control :) Clever Brits, timed so as to coincide with the witching hour in Brussels when creatures such as witches, demons, ghosts, gremlins, Juncker and Barnier are abroad

Ermmm ... I think there's more to come out on Carl Sargeant Loz

Agree with your point on peccadilloes JoeLeg. I'll wait to see if many of the alleged transgressions are proved. My essential point is we can't have trial by twitter - a sort of virtual mob. Some of the allegations may be well-founded and the people in question punished appropriately. I'm not sure in these cases people should be stripped of awards gained during their careers. It's not the same as, say, stripping athletes of medals won unfairly by drug enhanced cheating and re-writing sporting records accordingly.

Am I right in thinking the film hasn't been released? If so hardly rewriting history on this point. More worrying to me is the rewriting of classic books (e.g. Noddy) to comply with modern norms rather than viewing them in historical context. Anyway back on topic I think we need to keep a sense of perspective here. E.g., there's no need to strip Spacey of his many awards justly earned because of his sexual peccadilloes.

Haven't seem any teaser ads or YouTube leaks for the iPhone eleven/11/XI yet

After you've dried your hands on one of his efficient machines why doesn't the machine feed you a hygienic tissue that you can use to open the filthy, pathogenic door handle? Otherwise you've spent two or three minutes on an arm workout similar to washing clothes on an old-fashioned washboard all for nought. Defeats the object. (Idea Copyright Keano 2017)

His comments are Beyond the 'pail' I'd say

One of the reasons a 'no deal' is unlikely in my view is that it would be so disastrous to the Republic of Ireland's economy given their trade with Britain that they might have to consider pulling out of the EU themselves. To compensate the RoI for the damage to its trade with Britain the EU would need to divert massive resources to the country and current proposals for banking and fiscal union and ending Ireland's generous Corporation Tax rates would be hampered. We'll get a deal but whether it's a good deal or not remains to be seen.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like JP Morgan has started down the long > road of moving to Warsaw. > > https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2017/09/22/busines > s/22reuters-jpmorgan-poland.html > > May just isn't seeing whats happening. They'll be back, cap in hand. We ought to levy a punitive relocation corporate tax rate. Desert Britain now, beg to come back.

Unfortunately it was from an official body. Customs had opened the package and there was an invoice receipt inside.

Good point about customs/import duty IlonaM. I ordered a copy of a document from the US recently. Cost me US $80 including mailing costs. The post office put a note through my door that customs duty was payable. I had to pay another ?16.90 at Silvester Road to collect it because it came from outside the EU for what was effectively an A3 photocopy.

Sold out I'm afraid Seabag. Snapped up by Brexiters with discerning palates.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > keano77 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hampers sold in huge deal with Spain > > Ha ha! > > Jokes, youre living off them as we speak > > Flop! 😀

Hampers sold in huge deal with Spain

"...And you have to remember that any agreement is subject not only to our own parliament, but also the 27 members of the EU parliament agreeing too..." It's worse than that Blah Blah, regional governments are involved as well (e.g. Belgium). I think at least 34 bodies have to give their half-arsed approval. That said, I accept it won't be a breeze. However, there's no need for protracted 7-odd years bureaucratic agreements. Forget Junket's air-taxis wheeze. Lock the buggers in a room in a Papal conclave-style negotiation where they don't come out until they've reached agreement and I think you'll find we'll have a deal in a few weeks.

Been on the sangria Seabag?