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…
Brexit
Corbyn responds to Theresa May’s offer of Brexit talks
Jeremy Corbyn has accepted Theresa May’s offer of further Brexit talks to break the deadlock. In a response…
I followed the whip on Brexit in good faith. But our frontbenchers didn’t
As a backbencher, I face no consequences for my position in the party if I break the whip.…
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…
Shelly Asquith’s TU-esday round-up: Brexit risks, fake minimum wage, transport strikes
Six million was the number of signatures the Chartists declared had signed their petition. As ‘Revoke Article 50’…
MPs reject all options again in latest Brexit indicative votes
The House of Commons has again rejected all of the proposed alternatives to Theresa May’s deal in the…
Corbyn’s letter to MPs: “We have a variety of strongly-held views on Brexit”
Jeremy Corbyn has written to all Labour MPs this afternoon, ahead of the indicative votes on Brexit options…
Indicative votes, part two: 9 Brexit options tabled by MPs
The House of Commons will again take control of parliamentary business and hold a second round of ‘indicative…
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…
You shouldn’t be a Labour MP if you voted for May’s deal, say LabourList readers
LabourList readers believe that MPs who voted for Theresa May’s deal do not deserve to be Labour, our…
