WATCH: No, they don’t. Johnson says Labour wants to spin an election out until “the twelfth of never”
“The climate of uncertainty is beginning to hold everybody back from making vital everyday decisions.”
“The climate of uncertainty is beginning to hold everybody back from making vital everyday decisions.”
It’s 299 votes for and 79 against – once again, not enough to deliver the two thirds majority required by the Fixed Terms Parliament Ac.
The Lib Dem bill supported by the SNP provides for an election on 9 December and ‘removes the threat’ of No Deal’, explains Jo Swinson.
Labour will not support an election until a Brexit extension is agreed, says the Shadow Home Secretary.
The Conservative Party Chairman is adamant the UK could still leave EU this week.
Former Chancellor Philip Hammond dismisses Johnson’s deal as ‘a limited achievement, maybe, but a limited achievement”.
“It refers this issue back to the people so we can end the gridlock in Westminster,” explains Chuka Umunna.
Jon Ashworth dismisses a counter-offer on an election by the Lib Dems and SNP.
“If they want more time to study this excellent deal, they can have it, but they must agree to a general election on December 12.”
“The European Union will decide whether there’s going to be an extension granted or not. That extension will obviously encompass whether there’s a No Deal or not.”
“They believe their own propaganda. It’s central to their worldview that every Leave voter is a thicko.”
“They said we couldn’t get a new deal, and we did. Then they said we couldn’t get it through Parliament.”
“A deal and a Bill that fails to protect our rights and the natural world. Fails to protect jobs and the economy.
“The Bill would have to be pulled, and we would have to go forward to a poll. I will argue: “let’s get Brexit done”.
A decision by the Speaker that will have surprised no-one. The Second Order of the Withdrawal Bill will take place tomorrow.