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Unless there is a sudden emergency, bailing out of PMQ'x pretty much at the start of the session is not a good look https://youtu.be/fUHwJPRP6wo?si=X9K2yxqE03wxwZ08
Quote from: Barman on February 11, 2026, 07:07:46 AMBit unkind about Farage
Quelle Surprise.. Under the Dublin Regulation, which was adopted by the EU, asylum seekers must apply for asylum in the first country they enter. Asylum seekers holding a permit for one Schengen country were not typically permitted to move to another to file a new claim. If they did so, they may be returned to the first country.And yet how large were the camps on the French coast back before we left the EU? This is just the latest iteration of established practice. The only difference is that the snivelling arsehole in No. 10 paid the French millions to carry on as before. https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/french-police-migrants-starmer-macron-5HjdTSw_2/
Quote from: Grumpmeister on March 02, 2026, 04:07:39 AMQuelle Surprise.. Under the Dublin Regulation, which was adopted by the EU, asylum seekers must apply for asylum in the first country they enter. Asylum seekers holding a permit for one Schengen country were not typically permitted to move to another to file a new claim. If they did so, they may be returned to the first country.And yet how large were the camps on the French coast back before we left the EU? This is just the latest iteration of established practice. The only difference is that the snivelling arsehole in No. 10 paid the French millions to carry on as before. https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/french-police-migrants-starmer-macron-5HjdTSw_2/We ceased to have any benefit of the Dublin agreement when we left the EU
Well surprise surprise, parliament has voted against the sleaze enquiry and I'm sure that had nothing to do with Starmer ordering the 3 line whip.