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Chancellor says if there’s a deal, there’ll be a Spending Review before Summer... deploying the “deal dividend” but clearly some Conservative MPs are sceptical about allowing or whether the PM has the capital to preside over the infighting/debate required for spending review...
... - clarification - he said SR would start in summer and conclude at Autumn Budget....
Chancellor says of No Deal: “Higher unemployment, lower wages & higher prices in the shops. That is not what people voted for.” - ahead of No Deal vote.
Scenes: Chancellor calls on Commons to “remove imminent threat” of No Deal tonight and then “map out” a cross party consensus from tomorrow - as dozens of his colleagues plan to vote to leave that No Deal.
What other “imminent threat” would a Government put to a free vote?
What other “imminent threat” would a Government put to a free vote?
