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Completely idle speculation, but I wonder what would happen if say 325 Tories, Labour, LibDems and SNP got together and formed a grouping meant to create a Government of National Unity, but without including either TM or JC? Since no party has a majority in the HOC that would
seem at first glance to be as legitimate as both TM's government and JC's opposition. In other words, although it's never been done before of course, is there anything explicit to prevent third party attempts during the 14 days after a lost vote of no confidence?
Because at the moment there are plenty of people on both sides of the house who have more in common with each other on Brexit (the ONLY issue that matters right this second) than they do with either of their own front benches.
(Added: and the Greens, of course. So sorry @CarolineLucas )
