Brexit Dramarama

Tame? Given most of the visual gags they included back in 1994, have pretty much at some time turned up in slightly diluted form in real news channels/broadcasts, its now not so much a satire, more as a training ground for ideas from history!

Voting will begin at 7pm on the 11th - Likely to be amendments (up to 6 will be allowed) before the big vote - so the result could be in anytime from 7.15ish to 9 (a vote usually takes about 15-20 mins). Newsflash in between Holby and Mrs Wilson if not rolling coverage on BBC1.
Newsflash in the Add break on ITV?

If voting starts at on or around 7.15 - and it's going to be a pretty full chamber of MP's, it'll take around 15-30 minutes to count them through the division lobbies (no 'x' on paper here),

Therefore, if the main channels want to broadcast the result live - I'd be looking to drop the 7.30 - 8.00pm programmes as you'd then be right in the window for 'ayes to the left, noes to the right' result annoucement.

I'm getting a sense of deja vu.

We'll have none of that continental nonsense in Brexit Britain thank you very much.

If we get another election with a few months does that mean huw will get his chance to shine?

Go back to page 14.

If I was Huw Edwards i would be PEE off...........

Why? Dimbleby has a contract up to 2019, Edwards has a contract from 2020. It's simple.

the first election for Huw would 2024 at 63..

I know this is going off topic, and I'm sorry for that, but the 'Ayes' are to the right, not the left.


Anyway, back to the Dramarama.

#Here I am, stuck in the middle with you