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I remember the version of Bohemian Rhapsody they did on Crackerjack. It was excruciatingly awful but also quite clever. Sadly I'm not able to find a video recording of it. (Ask your mummy what "Crackerjack" was)

Also banned from driving for eleven years even though he had no licence to begin with!

If I remember correctly the EU strongly intimated that an independent Scotland wouldn't automatically retain EU membership until that is the rest of Britain voted to leave and the EU suddenly did a 180 degree U-turn

And what a disaster that turned out to be!

My mother was at one time married to a British subject who lives in Coventry so I was registered to vote here.

No you didn't, you're just trying to deflect as usual.

But they obviously care enough to turn up at the polling station which is how things are done in Britain.

Yeah right, you should go on stage with that act!

Nope, based on the result of the "People's Vote" in 2016.

As you already know... Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe - Wikipedia On 29 May 2005 the French public rejected the Constitution by margin of 55% to 45% on a turnout of 69%. Just three days later, the Dutch rejected the constitution by a margin of 61% to 39% on a turnout of 62%...

No you don't. Euronutters have never accepted the result of any vote which has gone against you, no matter by how big a margin, and never will.

Not really. Pretty obvious to anyone who has been following what is going on...

Yep. Foreign students, foreign immigrants and poll-tax dodgers. I was stood behind one in the polling station at Spon Gate School and he was quite miffed to discover you have to be actually registered here before you can vote.

Hardly any of whom are registered to vote!

They not only had concrete, it was considerably more durable than the modern version! Roman concrete - Wikipedia

Since May represents the EU and not Britain it is obviously the EU which is scrambling.

As far as I know the elephant and castle represent the ancient diocese of Mercia and is used by a few other towns but there's no concrete evidence.

Yet you've said repeatedly you're against referendums as a way of deciding national policies!

Which now will never happen. Well they WERE, until Britain rejected May's sellout proposal and now they are desperately scrambling to find some sort of compromise to keep Britain tied to the EU for all eternity.

But it did force Cameron to hold a referendum on the issue in order to avoid a split in the Tory party which led ultimately to Britain's exit from from the EU monolithic superstate.