Not A Dry Eye In The House.....

[ToraToraTora]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51140299
What opportunities are there for these, about to become, ex MEPs?

[Ken4155]

Considering they appear to be celebrating losing about £7.5K per month, perhaps they could open and run Sado/Masochist parlours up and down the country. :-)

[Theland]

Universal Credit here we come :-)

[cassa333]

They can become TV pundits, radio personalities, retire (again), go into UK politics or simply go back to normal life.

Some of them didn’t get their £7.5k a month for very long and knew it probably wasn’t for the long haul So if they got a mortgage or loan on the back of it, more fool them lol

Although if that £7.5k a month was mine (expenses being another matter) I wouldn’t need to work for a while as that’s more I would have earned and could have saved quite a bit. ;-)

[ToraToraTora]

"We are delighted," says the Brexit Party MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber. "We were hired to be fired." - enough said!

[emmie]

as long as they don't care, why should we...

[Peter Pedant]

if only more MPs and MEPs realised their tenure was at the will of the people
( or the prime minister or the european commission or.... some other elected selected body)

[youngmafbog]

Only tears from those with snout deep in the trough.

For the Brexit Party MP's they have achieved their aim. Well done to all of them.

[Hymie]

Mr. Farage has done very well out of the EU gravy-train; besides the years as an MEP, he stands to draw a pension of £73k pa - he won’t have to wait until 66+ like the rest of us (he can claim it at 63).

Tears of rage, not sarcasm.