Labour will scrap developer get-out clause for ‘rabbit hutch’ flats
The Change UK/The Independent Group/TIG/#Change/The Remain Alliance launch ahead of the European elections dominated news and the politico…
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MPs are back in their constituencies, taking a break from Brexit rows in the Commons during parliamentary recess.…
Everything’s coming up (Labour) roses
“As Prime Minister, I am not prepared to delay Brexit any further than 30th June.” Remember that? Those…
Avoiding no deal means both sides must stick with Brexit talks for now
There are developments every day, but somehow we always end up back at square one. Labour MPs are…
Back to the start: Labour antisemitism and customs union membership
The Sunday Times made for grim reading yesterday. Its front-page story reported that leaked emails showed Labour members investigated for blatantly…
Cross-party Brexit talks, Rupa Huq’s probing of the PM and a ‘flextension’
Talks between the government and Labour continued yesterday, with Keir Starmer and Rebecca Long-Bailey visiting the Cabinet Office…
The Cooper bill, May-Corbyn talks and a growing Labour divide
Another exhausting day for anyone tasked with following Brexit closely. Yvette Cooper’s bill, which aims to make sure…
May’s offer: a Tory trap or the chance to pass Labour’s Brexit plan?
In a statement last night that followed a seven-hour cabinet meeting, the Prime Minister reached out and offered…
Too many MPs are just as unwilling to shift their red lines as Theresa May
At the end of a long day filled with discussion about which of the Brexit options would gain…
Theresa May faces three options. Will a customs union be the least painful?
Today, MPs will continue the ‘indicative votes’ process, aiming to narrow down the options and find a consensus…
