LONDON — It was almost a relief, on Wednesday, to see Theresa May start yelling. The British prime minister’s voice was hoarse and her face was pale, and who could blame her? Her two years of negotiations on exiting the European Union were a hair’s breadth from ending in a meltdown. And Mr. Corbyn raged right back, accusing Mrs. May of leading her fractured country into a deepening, increasingly risky political crisis. “Many people in this country find planning ahead impossible,” he yelled, “because all they see is chaos at the heart of this government!”

Source: New York Times December 12, 2018 16:01 UTC