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You forgot north Wales

And isn't it Norway where the populace don't want to join the EU but the politicians do?

In which case maybe Switzerland and Greenland

If not it was the gwr loco king George v Ignore that. George went to USA earlier than that

Depends on what you mean by freedom as outside Europe I don't believe anywhere else has the same freedom of movement rights within their content or trade agreement areas

You mean this one

Jan zahradill gets my vote if it was possible to vote for him

The monster raving looney party. Policies that included passports for dogs, how to get rid of the EU butter mountain and wine lake, the pedestrianisation of carnaby street and all day drinking to name a few

And it would mean we could get our policies through without relying on other parties to nick them

How about a triple sweep. May gone by Monday and general and European elections in May

I don't know if any university has yet, but I suspect that with the BBC, itn and the older broadcasters this is probably to do with protocol and with who makes themselves available for interviews. It also probably has some unintended bias from the editorial team as to how the story makes sense.

The thing is, unless I've missed something, aren't most of the problems with the withdrawal agreement. In which case it's going to be defeated again anyway.

No official figures but as the last turn out was 35.6%and they can't all be remainers as otherwise ukip wouldn't have any seats. Also a % would be Non Uk Eu nationals

And yet so few people vote in European elections. There is probably less than half of those voted remain actual do vote in European elections and yet they care about Europe so much

If the EU imposed a hard brexit, that would make their life difficult with the upcoming European elections. If the EU extends article 50 so that uk has to have European elections to, that causes the EU a headache as the uk generally has a low turn out and risks having a lot of ukip meps to add...

So what are the odds for a general election and the European elections on the same day?

Because he will do that next week after the deal is voted down again

Ah but wasn't that vote about being leader of the Conservative party?

Basically what I said further back, except I was thinking more along the lines of sending Rees-Mogg and boris. Added to the fact that if we now remain the pound will rise against the Euro and we can add more populist MEPs to the number that the EU commission are panicking over from the rest of...

Because when unemployment rises migration needs controlling. When you have low unemployment and lots of jobs unfilled then you don't need to control it as much. Unfortunately the EU doesn't see it that way, hence why EU Citizens have freedom of movement and equal rights to job opportunities...