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Ann Widdecombe destroys the EU’s negotiation stance “There was just no unity around it”

German Constitutional Court over ruled by ECJ: “EU law has primacy over national law, European Court of Justice are binding on all national courts”

Anti-lockdown protest: Jeremy Corbyn’s brother given a fine by Police.

Nigel Farage: “our message has to be very very simple, anybody that comes to the United Kingdom illegally, you will not be allowed to stay”

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany slams FBI for setting up a “trap” on former national security adviser Flynn.

Keir slates Boris on TV whilst knowing more Information on the PM’s speech is to be revealed today.

Labour Remain politician admits its illegal for the UK government to ask for a trade talk extension.

Arlene Foster stands by Brexit transition Deadline: “We shouldn’t be distracted by lengthening the transition”

EU left powerless as the Political Declaration they refer to is legally non-binding.

EU in Panic after Britains chief trade negotiator said: Britain has no intention” of requesting an extension beyond the 2020 deadline.

Ann Widdecombe – “It is crucial that we do not extend” beyond the 31st December deadline

Irish MP – Ireland itself risked “nothing short of Armageddon” If there is no Brexit deal.

Eurocrat plays down the significance of Britains hand as Britain, and the US start trade talks.

Michael Gove reveals the cost of an extension.

Macron under pressure on fishing

Macron threatens to put up a fight over fisheries.

Macron threatens UK over fishing rights: “If we do not get the same access as today, we will seek compensation.”

829 illegal migrants have made to British shores since the start of the coronavirus outbreak.

Nigel Farage wrote to the home office in disgust over the illegal migrants coming to Britain undetected. Here’s what was said.

Ian Blackford labels a No Deal exit a “chilling prospect”.

Remainer Liddington reckons people wouldn’t find it unreasonable to extend negotiations six months or so