If she doesn't line up for Tuesday the third vote then on Monday the Speaker should bar her from having another vote altogether and thereby pretty much remove her from the process.
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments, including reaction to the new Brexit timetable decided by EU leaders
Rumbles that seven indicative votes are being considered on options for next week, not that any would be followed...
01 - A third vote on May's Deal
02 - Revoking Article 50
03 - Holding a Second Referendum
04 - Agreeing to a Customs Union as part of a Deal
05 - Agreeing to a Customs Union and the Single Market as part of a Deal
06 - Favouring A Free Trade Agreement
07 - No Deal
How you can justify throwing it back to Square 1 and avoid a second ref... stupid.
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Exclusive: paper says ‘critical phase’ could last months as fears rise over disruption to transport and food supplies
Cabinet Office plans for No Deal shows they have no idea how to manage it
If they do votes next week they need to forget any soft Brexit deal plans etc. It isn't going to come together, in or out it's that simple now and god help Labour if it bottles supporting second referendum again
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Well finally someone has stepped in with both a plan and the power to stop this mess: https://www.theguardian.com/politics...sing-telepathy
I don’t know why he waited this long.
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The government repeatedly claims exiting the EU is 'the will of the people'. We need to put a stop to this claim by proving the strength of public support now, for remaining in the EU. A People's Vote may not happen - so vote now.
Petition is about to pass 3.8m
Amid calls to ‘fall on her sword’, PM writes to Tory MPs saying deal will return if there is sufficient support
Speculation is mounting that May's Third Vote on her deal could see it defeated by a larger margin than in the second vote which would be a final, irretrievable failure for her and MP's are calling on her to stand down from the role.
Speculation is also beginning to brew that the scale of her defeat is so severe that she may cancel the vote altogether and finally bow down to defeat.
Should the seven indicative votes move forward it is believed that some will be axed before votes take place leaving the final line up likely to be:
01 - Holding a Second Referendum
02 - Agreeing to a Customs Union as part of a Deal
03 - No Deal
It's believed they want to cut 'Unicorn Options' i.e wasting time on anything that has zero chance of happening. Corbyn is trying to continue to steer the options towards soft Brexit choices the EU has repeatedly ruled out.
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If May steps down, the favourite to become the next Prime Minister is Boris Johnson.
In a leadership contest, the party members have the final say on two candidates and if that came down to a more moderate and a hard righter, the hard righter would win by a large margin.
Boris Johnson as PM would not be a good turn of events.
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How can Boris even be in the running? Seriously. He can’t be the best you’ve got. How has he managed to put himself in a situation where he is front runner for PM? I honestly don’t get it. Even if the rest of his career had been brilliant (has it?), his record on Brexit alone should rule him out.
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