Nigel Farage has said he would push for the abolition of HofL, Boris will never consider it.

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...on-westminster

A public veto to challenge choices made for a peerage. Someone has tried.

https://petition.parliament.uk/archi...titions/121439

I believe the unelected, senatorial model for a second chamber, as in Ireland, is in principle sound. Some mix of outstanding or significant citizens, chosen by occupation or location, would bring a different voice and viewpoint to hyper-metropolitan Westminster. Retired politicians can retreat to their clubs. Fresh voices, fresh faces, fresh outlooks are needed. The case for a House of Lords, or a house of somethings, remains convincing.

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...on-westminster

From Frexit to Italexit, eurosceptic leaders across the European Union are working hard to follow Britain outside of the Brussels bloc. Anti-EU campaigners in France, Italy and Spain are in talks to draft a joint manifesto and abandon the Brussels project once and for all.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...t-poll-results

Only themselves to blame.

On Twitter Generation Frexit responded to the standoff by posting an article arguing France should leave the EU.

They tweeted: “This is what the EU negotiations lead to: more tensions between states and poverty for French fishermen.

“The EU is once again showing that it is incapable of protecting us and reaching meaningful agreements.”

In the article, posted on their website, Generation Frexit argued the EU is failing to stand up for French fishermen.

They said: “The agreements negotiated by the EU therefore do not protect our fishermen, they lead them to bankruptcy!

“France must intervene to prevent another social catastrophe.

“The EU shows once again that it is incapable of protecting us and of reaching meaningful agreements.

“We have only one choice: regain control of our diplomacy and renegotiate an agreement that allows our fishermen to make a decent living from their work.”