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Sounds as though a deadline of a few days from now will at last be set for the government’s Brexit talks with Labour - following a lively cabinet debate today. Presumably the PM and ministers have noticed that mortgaging the UK’s Brexit future to @jeremycorbyn is haemorrhaging...
the Tory vote. Also the PM could well take the bold step of running a “definitive votes” process as soon as next week to find a cross-party consensus on the UK’s future relationship with the EU. But there is no preferred voting model for this constitutional novelty. “Work...
is going on to find a voting system that works” says a source. Ministers are split on whether asking parliament to choose its preferred Brexit, probably based on ranking different options, is a Trojan Horse to deliver what some see as an appalling Brexit in Name Only, a...
disgraceful abdication of responsibility by government, an impractical and total waste of time or a longshot that is worth exploring given that all other initiatives to secure a departure from the EU have failed. Truthfully I cannot find a minister who thinks any of this will...
get Brexit across the line. But equally they all say the government has to be seen to be doing something, anything
