As Article 50 is enacted come 29th March Sturgeon doing badly in polls conducted in Scotland compared to May
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Theresa May as I reported earlier will be moving to start formal negotiations to leave the EU come 29th March.
Both sides the European Union and the United Kingdom have their teams in place it appears or soon will have when talks begin.
In the meantime, the remaining 27 members of the European Union will meet to approve their negotiating teams' readiness to start leave talks with the EU.
Theresa May speaking in Swansea on a visit said she would negotiate to get the best for the UK meanwhile what trade will look like once we're out of the EU remains to be seen. Also the plight of EU citizens living here and the plight of Brits living in the EU bloc.
Meanwhile north of the border William Wallace wannabe Nicola Sturgeon is threatening to hold another referendum at some point but first, it must meet the approval of the Scottish and Westminister governments. Only then can it be actioned but at the moment May has said it can wait until Brexit negotiations are over. Sturgeon said she is prepared to wait but if she were to take a look at polls conducted in Scotland it seems Scots are more approving of Theresa May than the Scottish First Minister.
Of course, polls, as we all know at the general election in 2015, can be fickle.
Both sides the European Union and the United Kingdom have their teams in place it appears or soon will have when talks begin.
In the meantime, the remaining 27 members of the European Union will meet to approve their negotiating teams' readiness to start leave talks with the EU.
Theresa May speaking in Swansea on a visit said she would negotiate to get the best for the UK meanwhile what trade will look like once we're out of the EU remains to be seen. Also the plight of EU citizens living here and the plight of Brits living in the EU bloc.
Meanwhile north of the border William Wallace wannabe Nicola Sturgeon is threatening to hold another referendum at some point but first, it must meet the approval of the Scottish and Westminister governments. Only then can it be actioned but at the moment May has said it can wait until Brexit negotiations are over. Sturgeon said she is prepared to wait but if she were to take a look at polls conducted in Scotland it seems Scots are more approving of Theresa May than the Scottish First Minister.
Of course, polls, as we all know at the general election in 2015, can be fickle.
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