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Revocation of A50
TIG’s official position is to revoke if no other way to avoid no deal to hold a PV
TIG’s official position is to revoke if no other way to avoid no deal to hold a PV
Revocation
Labour frontbench is currently against. Below transcript from lunchtime huddle with Labour spox
Labour frontbench is currently against. Below transcript from lunchtime huddle with Labour spox
Revocation
Some backbench Labour MPs talking about it, amid uncertainty that you can stop no deal of MV3 fails on, say, Wed.
Other opposition parties raised it with Corbyn yesterday but he didn’t appear keen and was non committal according to a source in room
Some backbench Labour MPs talking about it, amid uncertainty that you can stop no deal of MV3 fails on, say, Wed.
Other opposition parties raised it with Corbyn yesterday but he didn’t appear keen and was non committal according to a source in room
Revocation
Lib Dem position
Lib Dem position
Revocation
One Tory minister who voted remain said: “I’d vote for revocation. I’ve done my moral duty voting a number of times for a negotiated exit but brexit would have been stopped by those ***** in the ERG. I don’t care if I’m deselected I’d go back to my old job.”
One Tory minister who voted remain said: “I’d vote for revocation. I’ve done my moral duty voting a number of times for a negotiated exit but brexit would have been stopped by those ***** in the ERG. I don’t care if I’m deselected I’d go back to my old job.”
For those interested at revocation, it’s still a small minority of the Commons who wd even contemplate. Each one interesting but doubt currently more than 100 of 650 currently serious considering it, and <30 Tories
Tho as no deal gets closer it may focus a few minds
Tho as no deal gets closer it may focus a few minds
