A number of Brexiteer Conservative MPs are recommending that European Union nationals should be charged £10 for a visa to enter Britain after Brexit. The EU also has the capability of determining whether Brexiteers should ever be allowed to enter the bloc.

With the UK’s new Blue passport I am sure all Brexiteers will not worry should a large capital ‘B’ be stamped on page one. After all, they are a proud sub-nation and would be prouder still if their allegiance was clearly stated on their passport.

Of course the EU could then ponder the merits of allowing such patriots to cross their borders. They might of course worry that as Brexiteers hate the institution, they might stir up trouble within the 27 remain countries. Safer by far to identify them and suggest they would feel much happier living with kindred spirits, back on their home turf. If need be give them a one way ticket back to Old Blighty.

Fortunately, even the Brexiteers know by now that the UK will never leave the European Union. I have predicted before that this Conservative government will fall next year and will be replaced by a Labour administration.  The latest polls show quite clearly that this will only happen if Labour hardens its anti-Brexit stance and consolidates its power base by maintaining traditional support and seeking moderate Conservatives and others to engage in tactical voting.

It will have the youth vote heavily on its side if it distances itself completely from Brexit.

So we shall end off with the disgruntled Bre- moaners who should, regardless of a Labour victory, be encouraged to keep well away from Europe. I am confident the European Union will discover the ways and means for that to happen, next year once Jeremy Corbyn is Prime Minister.