HandsomeRichard

Completely agree. 11% is utter nonsense. Would love to see the methodology of the poll.

Make no mistake about it, the Labour fight back is on In Scotland, Sarwar comes across as more competent and likeable than his predecessors. Following the Supreme Court ruling, many now see independence as unrealistic and are coming home. The conditions are right for a Labour revival, especially with the Tories in such turmoil.

That’s so disingenuous. The outcome was Brexit, and there were certain fundamentals that were always going to follow. It wasn’t just suggested or imagined, but something real, which would take place depending on the result. The fact that some of it wouldn’t be decided ‘til after negotiations does not mean that voting Leave was a hypothetical.

Eh? I voted leave, and expected long negotiations. It still wasn’t a hypothetical, as I was voting for something real.

I never claimed such a thing.

That’s a heartwarming story mate (Even if I’m slightly late in saying so)

The way I saw it was that there were always going to be long, complicated negotiations. It wasn’t a hypothetical.

I most certainly did not!

I’d rather not get into hypotheticals.

Big business can’t push wages down by employing from Europe as easily anymore. Cry me a river.

I just didn't like you calling Jedi an "economic illiterate" and was hoping you'd back up the assertion with substance, as Lex had requested.

That doesn't look like much of an explanation of your conclusion.

Spot on. The claim that attitudes dramatically change as soon as we reach Berwick is one peddled by those who want to create division.