No deal off the table

[StealthPolarBear]

Will be interesting to see what happens next

It will. I'm guessing they will ask for and be given a long extension and during that time they will either have another referendum or a general election. Another referendum would be more stable than a general election I think (Less upheavel)

But what does it really mean?? If nobody can come up with a deal, and May refuses to revoke...does it make any difference that they've voted to take No Deal off the table when it's still the legal default? This vote doesn't override that, right?

It was a close one 😬

4 votes... gulp!

Good question, words.

Echoing @WordsAndWorlds, I'd like an answer too 😩

Words I'm guessing there will be an extension and then eventually a deal will be passed. Which is just dragging it out.

Yes, very close...

By FOUR fucking votes! Irresponsible shitheads I'm so angry. Still not a frigging clue what's going to happen. 2 weeks to go. Jesus.

It's pure fantasy - unless the MPs can find a way through this that is acceptable to the EU then No Deal is still very much on the table. The only difference is the government will have to use some weasly words to pretend that it's not a potential outcome.

I don't think they will agree on a deal, extension or not. The northern Ireland border problem simply cannot be solved. Sometimes there isn't a solution for a problem, it just remains a problem.

It is not legally binding to prevent a no deal. But it definitely helps.

I wouldn't get too excited, Brexit on the 29th (as yet) deal or no deal is still the law.

That was close! Bloody close! And everything is still unclear!

But aren't the EU going to 'charge' an extra billion a month for an extension?

Can't remember where I read that though. There's information overload going on atm.

Yes notsuch If they haven’t in the past two years then they never will.

THE eu have to agree to an extension though or no deal will just happen. What can the government offer the eu to make it worth their while not just walking away?

JRM being a patronising prick on Sky news, no change there then...

Basically the vote isn't legally binding.
Under EU and UK law we are still leaving on 29/3. We need to change UK law and ask EU to change their law before No Deal is officially off the table.

And I don't believe an extension is inevitable either - we have lost so much political capital in this farce. The EU don't want to spend any more time than absolutely necessary, being ducked around by us - we need the semblance of a plan to get an extension that is of any useful length.

No Deal isn't off the table.
Tonight is just about political statements of intent. It remains the de if we can't agree a deal with the EU.
Two weeks guys, two weeks

By staying midge

** default

It's not off the table though, it can still happen, it just means the house have stated their stance.

Could they have a 3 question referendum?
TM's deal,No deal, revoke Article 50 and remain?