Others include key MPs who have spoken out against a second referendum, including Gareth Snell and Caroline Flint, as well as those who have backed May’s Brexit deal already, including Ian Austin and John Mann. MPs are expected to submit fresh motions for votes this week when the government gives another statement on the progress of the Brexit negotiations. Local members will be urged to submit a new emergency motion to their local parties (CLPs), demanding their MPs vote down any measure that backs May’s deal. “Labour MPs need to understand the depth of feeling in their local communities and parties. Owen Smith says he might quit Labour over Brexit stance Read more“Failing to vote for good amendments could result in no deal, and that’s a catastrophe.

Source: The Guardian February 07, 2019 22:30 UTC