The country is in crisis while the world laughs at us... (not having a pop at you) They jave made this country a laughing stock!!!

@@ivangideon827 no they arent you bloody tart

Jeremy for PM

Jeremy corbyn doesn't even know what's going on Boris doesn't know but he's at least tried to move forward

Ben French Jeremy is a disgrace

Ikr!

Produced and directed by the bbc The new teletubbies show,

the eu will say anything to get britian to stay in the eu

@Stefano Pavone by tangoing with a band in the night obvs

Spot on Jeff !

Jeff Smith exactly right. We live in an age of words and no action.

Well said mate 👍

They are all the same though

They open the mouth and sh it comes out. And were paying for it. Unbelievable then they rob us and give themselves a pay rise well above inflation.

Lol. It took me ages to figure out what AWWWWWWWDDDUUUURRRRRRRRRRR! was. It's always hilarious to see ourselves through other's eyes. 🤣

I don't remember that episode . 😆

Sevil Natas

@Frankly Frank nice! People still just don't get it. Johnson IS the one trampling democracy.

Eye Ball He wants to renegotiate yet another ‘better deal’ and then put it to the people. That sounds like respecting the referendum if you believe a better deal exists.

From what I see Johnson is the only one trying get Brexit over and done with. Screw the Labour leader the old socialist weasel

Damien Cottam Neither of them are trying to get Brexit over and done with. They are just trying to negotiate the terms of the transition period whilst we actually negotiate the terms of the long term trade deal and peace in Northern Ireland. Brexit could easily go on for another ten years whilst they sort it out.

@Eye Ball yes. Seriously. you seem to be one of many who if someone points out Johnson is at fault, jumps into #YEAH BUT CORBYN...# mode. I think they call that denial, or willful ignorance.

Try the game throughout the parliamentary session. Archaic parliamentary etiquette is the fastest way to unconsciousness. It would be much quicker, and possibly less painful, accompanied by shots. See if you can figure out how many different types of 'honourable ' you can spot and can you guess what each of them signify.

🚑☠⚰ ID rather not 😆

@@stephenisom6089 that is tradition that questions are addressed via the speaker, quite simple if you were more familiar with Parliamentary Procedure.

@I'm Watching YOU , i can only Explain as much as i can about this clip for example , on the left as we look is the Conservative benches , this is Current Government in UK. on the right are the Opposition main Party being Labour lead by Jeremy Corbyn, also have Liberal Democrats lead by Jo Swinson, there is also Sinn Fein Irish Party but they do not take their seats in Parliament, there is the Scottish National Party , The Green Party and Plaid Cymru, (wales) and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) , who gave their support too Conservatives for them to make a Majority after last election. The Supreme Court is a relatively new Court in our Process , as it used to be dealth with by '' The Law Lords'' who were part of the Other Place The Lords ( that is like the upper chamber ). John Bercow is a Conservative and has a casting vote if there is a vote that is tied. He has too be impartial, and not favour his own Party. So the Scottish High Court deemed Prorogation unlawful, English High Court deemed it was a political matter and referred it to the Supreme Court. where they found that Boris Johnson did Prorogue parliament was unlawful. So The Commons we ordered to sit again, instead of waiting until 14th October when HM Queen Elizabeth II , was due to perform what is called State Opening of Parliament, this is a lot of Pomp and Ceremony, the Queen reads out a Speech Written by the Government in this case the Tories , saying what her Government are going to do in this session of Parliament. The Queens Speech was not Given when Theresa May was Elected Prime Minister bolstered by the DUP northern Ireland , to enable her to form a Government. But she never sought a Queens speech. Boris Johnson is angering Parliament by calling the Benn Act , which prevents UK leaving EU without a Deal , to prevent a no deal Brexit, He's called it the Benn Act, Bill Act and The Surrender Act, which is his preferred name for it , although that is not what it is called. The Benn Act was voted for prior too Prorogation, The Bill as it was first known in Parliament , was voted for by all Politicians (Members of Parliament or MP's) The Government lost the Vote. the Benn Bill, so the Bill was then Passed to House of Lords, where they discussed and debated it and then they voted and it was agreed to be passed by Royal Assent it was made a Act of Parliament. ( they do not go too Queen as they have her permission too pass such Bill and changes them into Act's which then become Law and part of the Constitution. It became an act of Parliament three weeks ago, Which Compels the Prime Minister too on Saturday October 19 the PM must by law send a letter to the EU requesting an extension to January 31 2020 if Parliament has not voted on and approved either a deal or a no-deal Brexit. We do not have a written Constitution as such it is a Archive or all acts passed by the Lords. which are used as Laws. Hope this Helps

Well at least the kid is getting a carrot unlike citizens of UK !!

More like delayed and replaced with a turd sandwich.

‘children’, i.e. those easily duped by lies and manipulation by outside forces, eg Cambridge Analytica

which would be more healthier.

Tragic

Go back to your ps4.. If you cannot understand what is going here in Parliament right now.

100% agree. Parliament recalled ? more drama school reopened......

@@indigoskywalker I think it's pretty sad if you or others think it's hilarious. The UK is so divided right now. Familes and friends are not speaking and ppl are getting into physical conflicts and even murders. I believe ppl with dark motives are conning the public about brexit for their own entitled ideology aswel as making themselves more wealthy. Unfortunately there will be many of the poorest and vulnerable who will feel the effect of this. Pm acting like a dictator who feels he is above the law while the rest squabble between themselves.

@@indigoskywalker well that's OK too ☺

@@peterah7957 so what is we see NOTHING just blocking spoiling ,,so you tell us all know all what is happening as know one else knows answers below .

Earth Man I love it, remember 2008

Earth Man But the speaker is a traitor to the UK. I agree though they are totally amateur. Most are only in it for the money. Corrupt to the core.

PM is the biggest traitor! Suspend parliament? He might as well suspend the entire system and crown himself king

@@michaelwilkinson5652 Spot on, could not agree more. Corruption plays a big part in all this and it is blatantly shoved in out faces. Supreme court included. Never get involved in Politics yet all 11 judges sided with Miller despite the previous court case saying the prorogue of Parliament was lawful????

Triple absolute moron. It’s a politicians job to negotiate peace. You can not negotiate peace without conversation.

💯

No I love it too when he shouts order

Music sample his voice in a synthesizer prodigy style , lol Let's do it !

He would sound much better with all his teeth knocked out!

yep that will be right

Sanat Upadhyay modi and trump are also pretty funny 😂

Sanat Upadhyay you should see politics in the states, now that's laughable 🤣

and no doctors not enough hospital beds no housing no school places ,high crime rates low wages overpopulation grid locked roads ,wonderful the eu has made britain a sh// hole, and france ,

@@stephenisom6089 you think leaving the EU will help that? you should ask around about the state of the country before we joined the EU, it was unbelievably worse, and leaving the EU isn't going to help the people struggling. the problem is the unfair laws the conservatives pass, harming the working class, as long as they're around things are just going to get worse and worse for the poorer.

@@joshh9940 nothing ever changes I said it once I am going to say it again politics are stupid, the system is run by the rich the poor will die off and then the human race will end, we truly unworthy of continued existence.

I'm genuinely interested to know what was 'unbelievably worse' about the UK before we joined the EU in 1975.

@@Londonfogey we joined in 1973.

Say OOOOOOOrder................ Berk by name, Berk by nature

@@sparrow_6177 the squeaker of the arse is the worst in history bias little left wing false fart thank god he is going soon ,

They stand up because you need to to be called.

@@keeksnewacc7039 I was quoting a Monty Python routine.

@@ZenArcher9091 ok

Do you Mean when the Speaker asks for Order, Order. it could sound like singing as he holds the duration of the call too Order a long time for one word

Boris got humiliated to the public live on TV again I wouldn't call that time wasted

@@teddypicker8799 not as humiliating as turning down an election. I'd say he won the day.

He can keep doing that for 5 weeks, he gets what he wanted. Suspending parliament

@@jimmy2minutes you will find that no deal was turned down, not election. Come back and say this after oct 31st. If they turn it down after that date, then your right then and only then

@@purplerings1969 you must of blinked. He offered an election, and they all turned it down.

KYA Beloved BBC for you.

he is //

@@stephenisom6089 16 million voted Remain

@@doyoumind9356 no//never /well blow me down ,millions voted labour and we have a tory government ,man city beat man united 3,1,so what as that got to do with the price of freedom .sod all they .LOST tough titty thats how it works .simple as that ,

I thought Margaret Thatcher is evil. I thought Theresa May is a murderer. I was wrong!

Boris is both and worst

@@purplerings1969 how what has he done specifically that is worse than murder

@@JCEurovisionFan1996 It seems British people must be ruled by a good looking iron lady before they accept her rule. So find the next good looking Iron Lady to bring Prosperity to UK ;)

@@purplerings1969 Boris is much better than May. May was weak. May had 3 years to get a deal and she got a deal that nobody accepts. She refused to bring no deal to the table. she failed. 3 times. SHe made a mess and Boris was thrown in it. And now it's Boris's fault that he cant solve it?

Boris announced tonight that they had made breakthroughs on the backstop and whatnot. They are working on it yes. Hes also out negotiating huge trade deals such as Welsh Lamb to the USA as in yesterdays news, which probably didnt make it onto the BBC. If you want unbiased information dont just use the BBC, paid for by the 1% and the 17.4+++++ (for now)

No. I don't think so. I think they're all having a great time. Best dramatic performances the public can get for free, too. You don't have to buy tickets, put on fancy clothes, hire a car, trek to a theater, pay a valet, and try to decide where to have dinner afterward. Supreme Pizza (not to be confused with supreme court), ice-cold Coca Cola, and kicking back to watch parliament argue.

@@aspman8965 well said,

An election doesn't elect the prime minister

Boris can have it both ways? Oh suspending parliament wasnt about brexit. *Court rules suspension null* Oh the court is frustrating the brexit process by not allowing suspension!!! Wtf

INDEED!!!!

There is no sufficient time to run a feasible election before the deadline. Labour is trying to stop a no deal brexit which is the sensible thing. The courts have already ruled that we can't crash out because of the chaos it will cause so Boris will either try and break the law AGAIN or be forced to fall on his sword like the complete idiot and the whole country will then see him for what he is which is, a fool that clearly doesn't know what he's doing and only when that happens it will be interesting to see how many people will be dumb enough to vote for him. Corbyn is doing the right thing by waiting.

Duchy pot It will be interesting to hear how “dumb” we are when labour activists come canvassing for my vote soon ? How after years of insulting my views they suddenly respect them , ,,,, respect ?? Now that’s a word isn’t it

...because he didn't break the law?

right man with large wooden spoon this is for you when boris had the prorogation their was no law it did not exist ,so john major had 5 weeks no one said any thing ,but a rich mans wife who is bored and likes the lime light and is into eu business decided to go to court again ,the court looked and they said it is illegal and made a ruling ,so now it is illegal now it is then before it was not as no law existed this is a new ruling ,so at the time boris and the government were not breaking the law as there was no law on it then ,,but now there is ok,

No!!

@Dongvale I don’t think you’re following ... you seem to be missing the point somewhat

I smell tears for the realisation that Boris can't do anything

Yep he went around ranting in towns going on he wants one now he doesn't Corbyn full of shit and supports Isis so why are people up he's arse

@@tonytaylor5165 you do know that the paliament will be dissolve if they allowed him to call for a general election right? I think so. The government could just move the date to the date of the day that UK will leave the EU. This is why. Every sane MPs know that he will do it. We are taking about a man who tried to undermine democracy with the prorogation.

If you watch all the proceedings you'll see that the Attorney General got asked the same question about four times which he was not able to answer due to attorney/client privilege, yet the opposition kept on asking him, completely wasting their own time in the process!

Same

as all ways .the bbc should be wound down after this ,

I sincerely hope so

We are far bigger than you 🇺🇸 , and much harder to govern. oh wait ............😆

we have thats why corbyn and labour and the glib dims are un electable ,,

Actually I was thinking this too. Just by talking Corbyn was revealing both enmity and his own lies. He thinks he can try to pretend to be the righteous justice while attacking what the people want. That always shows the lie.

well said 3,5 years ask any one what they have done of any use and you get blank faces ,

keep the faith that what corbyn bercow and the glib dims want us to just say sod it just stay ,,dont,be bullied .out now,

31st of October 2019

Ya

So true, it is time Boris was gone!

creosote pants corbynov has done what so far 3,5 years any one what///

Something smells in Denmark....its your attitude

we will see your ether a rim owner or anti british so what you think is piss ..

Boris would deliver if the cowards in the opposition would let him.

Well, this comment aged well didn't it.

Trone boris has delivered absolutely nothing but failure.

Because of remainers...

Nightmare: No it is because of people who wanted to leave, without knowing how to actually get it done.

Ordaaaaaaaaah

@@TheOrlandoTrustfull leaving was clearly set out in article 50... It is remainers trying to stop and stall the referendum result for 3 years now! We had a remainer PM for 3 years, who got us nowhere.... The house so against a no deal, that they vote one down 3 times... Too, all this farce over a no deal, where remainers do not even care about a deal or not but to only overturn the referendum result! Which is whu so many are chicken for a GE....

Los Lobos 1 Lib Dem, SNP, PC, Green coalition? Maybe more Tory and Lab MPs will defect to toss a group together

This is political manoeuvring at its hight!

You are forgetting that the brexit party is in this picture if this would be the case

Elliot Ward lol I think he knows Johnson would ever step down voluntarily he's too much of a career politician to do that

From a ex Labour voter. I will not be voting with or without Boris. They been taken over by mad people.

@francis bk (Suit yourself. 😂 )

@francis bk yes he was and his front bench mps started to drift off ,you blind and deaf or a desperate rim owner ,,

Like Corbin needs help with that ! 😆

BBC is funded by the Eu... not in total but like a bribe, the amount is not important

Lmao that is a joke right?

I love this post. I asked the same thing. Yet to hear an answer.

MrRipsaw1 Parliament is always prorogued for two weeks in September in order to hold a party conference and prepare a queen's speech. What they weren't expecting and what was unprecedented was proroguing Parliament for five weeks - three more weeks than is normal.

So why are they back now and not returning earlier in October than the 15th? I know the length of shut down was questioned, but I'm sure the call was to not close on the day that they did?

@@MrRipsaw1 Another question is, will they take another break for the Conservative Conference? Next week, I think.

MrRipsaw1 Because the court said that officially parliament was never prorogued because the queens orders were based on a lie and therefore invalid. Constitutionally, they had to return because they’d never been prorogued. They can either prorogue again for the conservative conference or just cancel the conference.

well we the people with eyes and ears and a brain see the blockers /spoilers as the opposition who just do not want to ..A leave and B give the people what they asked for ,so no your wrong a remoaner no doubt deluded ,

@@stephenisom6089 Much money, time and energy has gone into focusing leave voters attention on leaving - AND NOT BEYOND THAT. If Boris gets to inflict on you what he is attempting you will soon see why.

I think your 100% right, this is actually true democracy in action!!

So democratic that thay can't even come out with a decision

Makes me proud we are republic 🇺🇸

Not many people joined you.

We need Boris to ask for an extension before that happens. Can't risk crashing out on a No Deal.

@@charanjeetjawanda3827 This old chestnut won't wash soon.

Never going to happen.

@@wideyxyz2271 Heaven help us if it did!

The only lively thing about him is that big mouth of his..........

corbyn is old .

@@sparrow_6177 corbyn does have a big mouth,,

They will, we 🇺🇸 would have made you guys a state long time ago if it wasn't for the liberals 😆

And will save Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland !

@@fernandom5070 funny I talk to alot of the irish and scots and I hear they want stay in england

@@MaggieOliver68 I suppose you meant the UK but what do I know ...

@@Christinebanks11 you were Brits once upon a time😂

Brexit made it by slim margins more the will of half the people

You mean the Will of a bunch of people who didn't know what they voted for? Seems legit.

@@eofalassion no, no thatss not was implied. Do you struggle with English?

@@pencilpusher9166 what is the will of the people then? Leave with a deal or leave without a deal? You can't even agree on that and you want to leave? You struggle with using your brain mate?? No wonder you're endangered.

@@eofalassion I think you need a cuddle from a remainer.

Hilary Arnold BJ is nothing but a rule breaking coward no better than Hitler he wanted to ruin our democracy and has done nothing but make our situation worse

@@yobama7797 No, it's his boss, Dominic Cummings.

@@yobama7797 He does have a lot of similarities to Early, pre-war crime Hitler to be fair

Its obvious he got a dirty little secret with that friend. Hes been dodging it and ignoring it. If hes got nothing to hide, then he wouldve got a perfectly good excuse

Why did i never notice his initials are rude. :s

Well you are!

That's very relevant nowadays

I am. Today I found out watching Attorney General that the Supreme Court created a new law as they couldnt prove a lie, they did a new law and voted unaminously that Boris was guilty of a different crime (source: PARLIAMENT). I then found out Supreme Court created by Blair with no mandate or parliamentary input. An EU court identifying as a UK court. hmmmm. Imagine if a real court had found him guilty of war crime and this lot handled his appeal. Apparently this is all legal.

@Leather Daddy it is but were still going thank god and soon,

@@aspman8965 i am not sure where you got the information from that the supreme court was a EU Court , as it is not. The Supreme Court was , yes came about under Tony Blair, this was The Supreme Court was established to achieve a complete separation between the United Kingdom's senior Judges and the Upper House of Parliament, emphasising the independence of the Law Lords and increasing the transparency between Parliament and the courts. The Act the created the Supreme Court was authorised by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005, Part 3, Section 23(1) and s. 23, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom was formally established on 1 October 2009.

Vote for Anus Brown= poop

@@TIMtalksLIVE Haha! Which category do you fit in I wonder?

@@TIMtalksLIVE cobyn no way

It's not his real name.

He does answer the questions - he is seen writing on his pad and then he addresses the questions after Corbyn speaks. The one question he does not answer is about the alleged questionable loan he made when Mayor of London. As for the suspension of Parliament, it was ruled unlawful in retrospect by the Supreme Court - ie, Johnson did nothing unlawful at the time, but the court changed the law to make his action unlawful after the event.

@@Londonfogey the court didn't change the law. They can't. They enact it.

@@Londonfogey The court most certainly did not change any laws, the court does not do that at all, that's not the court's role. Where did you get that info? Johnson broke the law and then had the audacity to disagree on the court's ruling, as if it's a matter open to debate. So he's shown contempt for two out of three branches of power, with possible doom still pending. He had not replied to the worst case scenario question and on the unlawful suspension of the only democratically elected institution - leaving aside the mayor business, that's just extras. Let me rephrase the question: what should one do when he's found guilty of unlawful suspension of Parliament? Declare oops are you completely sure I wasn't allowed to do that?

@@borisstojanovic6739 Judges in the UK make law by the setting of judicial precedent, ie, by how they decide the outcome of a case, in cases where there is no clear statute (Parliament-made) law in place. In the proroguing case, it was always previously understood that prorogation was a matter for Parliament, not the courts, so there were no statute laws in relation to it. (This is one of the problems of not having a codified constitution). When the Supreme Court found evidence (however slim) that Mr Johnson prorogued Parliament in order, supposedly, to waste its time, they ruled that such proroguement was unlawful (not illegal). No such law existed at the time the proroguement took place, so Mr Johnson did not break any laws. The Attorney General made it clear that the government will abide by the law. As for disagreeing with the verdict, that is the right of every British citizen, otherwise why would we have appeal courts? Mr Johnson must abide by the decision but he does not have to agree with it. A court (at least, not yet) cannot force someone to agree with its verdict - how could it do so? How can 'agreement', which is private intellectual consent, be forced by anyone?