ANDREW PIERCE: How Remainers ignored bullying allegations

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% :Asked about the allegations of Bercow's bullying, she replied astonishingly that Brexit 'trumps bad behaviour'.
61% : In fact, such was the loathing among plenty of Labour's high-flyers for Brexit that many appear to have turned a blind eye to the very serious allegations the Speaker was facing and swept the victims' allegations under the carpet.
55% : So Thornberry, an implacable opponent of Brexit, seized the moment.
55% : Boris Johnson exacted exquisite revenge for Bercow's attempts at wrecking Brexit by blocking the peerage - which meant he became the first Speaker in more than 200 years not to be automatically elevated to the House of Lords.
49% : We don't know, for example, with regard to Brexit, what is going to happen.'
44% : Brexit was clearly more important than conditions of employment and intolerable bosses.

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