jtrade 

A YouGov poll last week showed that for the first time a majority in the UK want another referendum on the terms of any deal, including a “Remain” option.

You can't have 'another' until you have had a first. One of the craziest things about Brexit is that people voted for something that had no definition, meaning nobody know what they were voting for or against.

Every Monday morning, I buy a copy of The Sunday Times in my local village, which I slowly read during the course of the week, usually finishing on the following Sunday morning. I just glanced at the main headline - from last Sunday - which reads as per the title of this post.

Similar headlines are elsewhere, so what is their purpose ? To soften up the public for another referendum, of course !

SMCJB 

You can't have 'another' until you have had a first.

"another referendum, this time on the terms of any deal, including a “Remain” option" : adding the two italicised words clarifies. Nothing like a little semantic interlude on a warm Tuesday morning

I wasn't getting at you/being semantic, I was highlighting how ridiculous it was that there was a first vote without people knowing what they were voting for.

Too hilarious ...

rleplae 

Too hilarious ...

Thanks Ron

I am unable to hear any audio in the last couple of video you uploaded, including this one. Is that by design?

xplorer 

Thanks Ron I am unable to hear any audio in the last couple of video you uploaded, including this one. Is that by design?

I have noticed this with the flowplayer/ flash player,
if you play the file with another viewer, the audio is there

(download link to local and play with classic media player

the origin of the movie is facebook
there is a trick to download any movie on facebook
by going to the mobile site on a pc
m.facebook.com
and then save as for the movie

xplorer 

Thanks Ron I am unable to hear any audio in the last couple of video you uploaded, including this one. Is that by design?

ditto

jtrade 

ditto

If you download it as Ron suggested you can hear the audio.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-45537784

Mayor of London calls for new referendum (not a surprise).

Quoting 

Describing the EU and U.K. at an impasse is what has caught the attention of FX traders, as did the reiteration of "no deal is better than a bad deal." After that statement, the FX markets are pricing in a greater likelihood of a cliff-edge Brexit, as they had in August.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/live-blog/2018-09-21/u-k-s-may-delivers-statement?srnd=premium-europe

Just wondering why Gold tanked (presuming it was reacting to that news) ?