Ian Dunt on Twitter: "Personally I'd have thought that would be after he'd been forced into asking for an extension. Prorogation actually helps with that, as it kills a lot of time, but with no-deal now ruled out."

@IanDunt

Jumped-up baldy. Editor-at-large of http://Politics.co.uk . Host on @OhGodWhatNowPod. Author of 'How To Be A Liberal' & 'Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?'

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1. Ian Dunt‏Verified account @IanDunt 4 Sep 2019
  There would be intense questions asked of Labour, but only this week. Then prorogue kills it off.
  
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1. Maxie’s Tweets ‏ @MaxieAllen 4 Sep 2019
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  Good point that the prorogation now restricts Johnson's room for manoeuvre.
  
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1. Chom Claziridis‏ @ChomClaziridis 4 Sep 2019
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  Doesn't feel very clean - let's face it, if the public want us to leave on 31st October without a deal we're going to have to accept that
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1. Don't believe the hype‏ @SebMadraszek 4 Sep 2019
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  Is no deal ruled out? I thought thats what the debate they sercued today is about?
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1. debbi thomas #FBPE‏ @debnicktom 4 Sep 2019
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  A petard was a small bomb mainly used to breech walls, and of course to be hoisted was when the bomb blew up in the face of the aggressor, or maker. First used in Hamlet.
  
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1. Lethal Weapon‏ @Riggs_martin 4 Sep 2019
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  Let's not get ahead of ourselves: no deal has not been ruled yet. The bill has not passed yet. The bill has not become law yet. Remainers and soft Brexiters only managed to fight another day. Brexit Lords have the power to delay the reading of the bill, maybe enough to derail it.
  
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1. KidTempo ‏ @KidTempo 4 Sep 2019
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  Yep. Make him squirm for a couple of weeks. I wonder how the Conservative party conference will go with Johnson having been de-bollocked by having a -42 majority in Parliament?
  
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1. James W‏ @james_cj_w 4 Sep 2019
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  If ONLY there was some visual metaphor for what that would be like...pic.twitter.com/4sgd3yfzsI
  
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