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Sep 26, 2020 1 hr 17 min

402: Breaking The Law

from Unparliamentary Language Hosted by Thomas Wilkinson

Rob and Tom discuss new COVID restrictions, testing and if the government is going to break international law in the name of Brexit. TOPICS - [0:00] Headlines: New COVID Regulations - [13:17] Headlines: COVID Testing - [21:48] Brexit: It's Been A While - [33:34] Breaking International Law? - [46:16] Arguments Against The Bill - [55:29] The Effect On Devolved Administrations - [1:00:09] Will The Bill Pass? - [1:09:08] Ad: Hat Of Many Things - [1:09:47] Quick Polls Update: US Election - [1:16:15] Outro SUPPORT Support all TTSS shows on Patreon SHOWNOTES - Bake Off Boris Parody - YouGov: Brits increasingly don’t care whether Northern Ireland remains in UK - Belfast Telegraph: Northern Ireland poll shows 45.4% back Irish unity and 46.8% support Union with UK - Ed Miliband Speech - Independent: Theresa May vows to rebel over ‘reckless’ Brexit bill and claims Boris Johnson didn’t understand his exit deal - United Kingdom Internal Market Bill 2019-21 - 538: General Election Polls - 538: 2020 Election Forecast - Join us on Discord! DISCUSS - Reddit - Twitter - Facebook ATTRIBUTION - Recording engineer: Ennuicastr - Theme song: Handel's Water Music (Public Domain under CC0 1.0) with Big Ben Chimes (By hyderpotter under CC0 1.0). - Main Image: United Kingdom Internal Market Bill 2019-21

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