You've probably got this from someone else already, but I am told that at a meeting of the parliamentary Labour Party tonight MPs of the left and right, and in Leave and Remain seats, were "unanimous that Brexit must be resolved BEFORE an election either through...
" a confirmatory public public vote on any new deal Johnson agrees with the EU or via a government of national unity that would then deliver a referendum". Though apparently there was a rider this would only be mandatory "if Johnson tries to break the law again", so if...
he ignores that Benn act that would force him to request a Brexit delay. This is Labour MPs broadly saying no resolution of Brexit till March (probably) and no general election till after that. It would mean that in effect this would be a country without any kind of meaningful...
government till well into the spring. Which feels odd, even by today's standards of political oddness, if by no means impossible in these strange times.
