Article 50 trigger 29th March

This was years ago. Yes, I think they still make them, how on earth would you make Charlotte Russe without them

Boudoir biscuits? Do they still make those, or have they gone the way of pink wafers?

Because some people think it's important, particularly all the other 27 EU countries.

I would just have thrown the packet of boudoir biscuits to the apes.

Whether Mrs May had mentioned it or not wouldn't have made a hapeoth of difference as the Spanish PM had been twisting the EU's arm for months over this question. Why should she mention Gib any more than any other part of the UK and its territories?

He's actually written a book called The Bad Boys of Brexit.
I bet the electoral commission could do with reading it.
Actually called Arron. I suppose it ensures we pronounce it properly.

??Jalima yes, it can be very hot, but that's why people want to live there. Nobody is forced to go up and see the apes, and tourists are constantly warned not to take any food items with them ( or the apes may frisk them for bananas)

There was a market that sold a lot of Spanish linen.

Are you on the right threadwelsh or just bored with the way this is going

I loved it too! But I did not like the apes - thought they were horrible.

You could learn to spell it properly, roses.

I agree about Aaron Banks, the UK's trump. He can buy what he wants, and take the money away when you don't agree.

Sorry - I must say I liked it! And I still use the lovely tablecloth I bought there.

That Aaron Banks is a worrying individual!

Right, so this has now turned into a 'let's diss Gibralter because we can't think of anything else to say ' has it?

They are awful, we saw a young German woman being accosted by one, he was after the biscuits she had in her bag for her little boy. We were saying - 'just give him the biscuits' (my German is very limited) but she didn't want to!

They frighten me!! Nasty grasping things.

5,000 inhabitants per square kilometre, whitewave. Not enough room to wave a flag, whether UK or Spanish.

whitewave
The Gibraltarians must love it or they wouldn't stay!!

And who would lay claim to those Barbary Macaques?

Yes, I did see it, niggly. I also saw Eddie Mair say that he was surprised that Gibraltar wasn't mentioned in the article 50 letter so May didn't think it was that important.
With a population of less than 30,000 do you really think May is going to let her hard Brexit be derailed by an argument over Gibraltar? I don't think so.

Mind you in my opinion Spain is welcome to it. Hot dusty and noisy. Plus ridiculously tiny and overcrowded.

Yes, durhamjen several times.The whole place is as British ( or more so if that is possible) than the UK.We had friends that lived there, sadly dead now, who loved it.And no,I did not poll complete strangers in the street, but did get to meet a lot of people over the years.

DN works there frequently, I would have to ask him as I know nothing as Manuel would say.

I heard it and as I've been to Gibraltar that definately makes me an expert. My bet it will end up joint ownership. Day to day it would make not a blind bit of difference. I thought his argument about joint ownership was plain daft.

www.channel4.com/news/gibraltar-britain-spain-referendum-1967-itn-archive

I was there for the 20th anniversary celebrations.

DJ what will actually happen is anyone's guess. Obviously no war, but this issue could, conceivably, gum up any sort of sensible, soft Brexit deal that might be on the cards.

It must do, whitewave.