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THERESA May today issues a new year plea to MPs to back her Brexit deal so Britain can finally unite and “turn a corner” on its bitter EU schism. The PM’s emotional new call comes in her January 1 video message to the country. PA:Press Association The Prime Minister appeared emotional in her January 1 video message[/caption] It also emerged yesterday that she has began a frantic final eight days of calls to EU leaders in a race against time to save her agreement. No10 admitted that there is “still more work to do” to win extra legal assurances from Brussels for the hated Irish backstop – that keeps the UK in a customs union – to be temporary. MPs begin debating the deal a week tomorrow on January 9, ahead of the landmark meaningful vote on it the following week. In a video message released late last night, Mrs May said: “In the next few weeks MPs will have an important decision to make. Reuters Theresa May said in the video ‘We have all we need to thriv...

DESPERATE Theresa May will launch a last-ditch lobbying campaign over New Year as she begs EU leaders to improve the Brexit deal. The PM has admitted she has “work to do” to get the withdrawal agreement through Parliament next month. Theresa May is lobbying European leaders to help her out over BrexitGetty - Contributor She is spending this week phoning European leaders asking them to sign off on changes to the deal which will ensure the hated “Irish backstop” doesn’t tie Britain to the EU forever. Mrs May is counting on securing a legal assurance that the backstop would be time-limited if it ever came into force. Otherwise, the UK would risk being permanently trapped in the customs union – stopping us from cutting trade deals with other countries around the world. The PM has already spent some of the Christmas period talking to EU leaders and trying to make progress, her spokesman said today. Mrs May wants a hand from leaders such as Angela MerkelAP:Associated Pres...

June saw an attempted putsch against Anna Soubry in her constituency, Guido was the first with the news. Peston on Sunday was culled, mercifully reducing the Sunday politics shows overload. Arron Banks got up to fun and games in parliament before leaving for lunch. The ABC’s adoration of the EU is something to behold. The European Commission didn’t want us to behold some intemperate comments from Juncker. Soubry’s Constituency Association Chairman Canvassing Membership’s Support Soubry Calls Broxtowe Tories Crisis Meeting Soubry On Quitting the Tories Soubry Accuses Association Chairman of Plot to Oust Her and Reports Him to CCHQ LibDem Policy: It’s Transphobic to Call Ian Huntley Ian Huntley Corbynistas Triggered By Tracey Ullman Sketch Brexit Britain Wins $35 Billion Contract to Build Aussie Warships Peston on Sunday Cancelled Collins Humiliated as Banks Walks Out For Lunch Priti Hands Dossier of Remain Collusion Evidence to Electoral Commission Welby: E...

The US ambassador to the UK, Woody Johnson, said America is watching closely to see how the Brexit situation develops. Read full article

The weirdo one man stage invasion when the British singer came on was of course by a crazy Corbynista. It worked out badly for him, Israel won Eurovision. It worked out badly for Owen Jones’ own campaign to oust the Tories in local elections, the Tories held on. A furious Labour insider complained “Hundreds of activists were sent to campaign in the wrong places just to feed the outsized egos of a few pied pipers on Twitter. It can’t be allowed to happen again.” It will… Eurovision Stage Invader Is Corbynista Humiliation For Owen Jones’ “Unseat the Tories” Vanity Campaign Tommy Robinson Jailed, Reporting Restrictions Lifted Labour Activists Brand First BAME Home Secretary “Coconut” and “Uncle Tom” Labour Members Disrupt Minute’s Silence For Tessa Jowell 295 MPs Who Tried to Muzzle the Press Adonis Tweets Racist Cartoon The post May in Review appeared first on Guido Fawkes .

MINISTERS have drawn up secret plans to dredge a historic Georgian harbour and turn it into a “second Dover” in case of a No Deal Brexit, The Sun can reveal. Ramsgate in Kent is set to be excavated by diggers so the port can handle large cargo ships and ferries. Getty The picturesque port of Ramsgate could be turned into an industrial hub   [/caption] But officials fear the plans will disrupt the genteel tourist destination by turning it into an industrial hub in a matter of months. The project is set to be overseen by gaffe-prone Transport Secretary Chris Grayling, who’s been accused of causing chaos on the country’s railways, roads and airports. One Whitehall insider told The Sun: “It’s getting people really worried – you’ll have massive HGVs going up and down this historic harbour. “It could be a massive f***-up. We’re all imagining Chris Grayling at the helm of the digger.” EPA Ministers fear Dover will be severely disrupted after Brexit[/caption] Ramsgate is l...

Mark McLean, 33, has spent more than £2,000 amassing food, a first aid kit, basic medications and camping gear. He currently lives in a Glasgow city centre flat but will live off the land when riots start. Read full article

A CALL centre worker has splashed thousands on doomsday preparations and stockpiling as he believes the UK will fall into “riots and public disorder” over Brexit. Mark McLean has already spent more than £2,000 hoarding food, medical supplies, army rations and camping gear ahead of the March crunch date in Britain’s EU exit process. Mark McLean is preparing for Brexit by stockpiling food and equipping himself with camping equipmentKennedy News and Media The 33-year-old customer services manager thinks riots and public panic ‘is a guarantee’ but plans to flee his Glasgow home to live off the land in the the remote Scottish Highlands. Having trained himself to hunt deer and squirrels and collect rainwater to drink, Mark even plans to build a giant underground bunker and tunnel system as he sees a Russian invasion post-Brexit as likely. The ‘prophecy prepper’ has spent the last six months practising for the doomsday scenario and has all o...

April saw a classic from Lammy when he told the police “We haven’t seen a police while I’ve been here…” The month started with this Remain Campaign Whistleblower Reveals How They Cheated and Still Lost . Corbyn Meets Far-Left Group Who Called For Destruction of Israel and Attacked Critics as “Non-Jews” Corbyn Deletes His Facebook Account Diane Car Crash: WW2 Only Time We’d Back Military Action Diane Abbott Illegal Immigration Brain Fade Yesterday’s Cadwalladr Claims Untrue Too Observer Admits Cadwalladr’s Cambridge Analytica / AIQ Conspiracy Theory is Wrong Owen Jones Tries to Get Andrew Neil Sacked From BBC Owen’s Descent Continues Naz Shah Deletes Unfortunate Winnie Tribute Momentum’s Wannabe MP on Waitrose “Scum”, “Sh*t Jobs”, Marxist “Class Fighters” and Royal “Scroungers”   The post April in Review appeared first on Guido Fawkes .

Philip Hammond has allocated billions of pounds to preparations in case the UK crashes out of the EU in March. But he has been criticised for dragging his feet about releasing the money. Read full article

Thousands of posts could be relocated to the EU after the UK leaves in March - although the scale of the shift looks to be far lower than originally feared. Read full article

Some of the top stories from March, Guido’s favourite story that month was the revelation that the Guardian App Harvests Your and Your Friends’ Facebook Data – which is what wicked AIQ and Facebook are in trouble about. Top award-winning investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr missed that one… Shadow Cabinet Minister: ‘Corbyn is Steeped in Anti-Semitism, We Are an Anti-Semitic Party’ Corbyn Personally Supported Multiple Anti-Semites Days Since Last Labour Anti-Semitic Incident: Zero Corbyn Accuses Tories of Being Too Close to Russia Remain Campaign Used Exactly the Same Spending Tactics As Vote Leave, Only Far Worse £1.75m-a-Year Snob Lineker Mocks “Slimey, Smelly” Fishermen Guardian Women Protest at Owen Jones: “Even the Spectator is More Feminist Than Us” Cadwalladr’s Sunday Scoop: Top Remainer Paid AIQ Draft Starmer Press Release That Shows Labour Working With Brussels The post March in Review appeared first on Guido Fawkes .

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