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  • Brexit: These are the MPs who have submitted no confidence letters to the 1922 Committee

    November 16, 2018

    The number of MPs who have admitted to sending no confidence letters in Prime Minister Theresa May surpassed more than 20 today as the threat of a no confidence vote grows. A total of 48 letters must be sent to Sir Graham Brady, chair of the influential backbench 1922 Committee in order to trigger such a [...]

  • Supreme Court asked to hear government’s appeal against a legal challenge to Brexit process

    November 16, 2018

    The Supreme Court has been asked to consider whether anti-Brexit campaigners can take their case to the European Court of Justice. A group of Scottish politicians, led by Green Party MSP Andy Wightman, want the European court to decide whether Britain can reverse its exit from the European Union without EU approval. In March last year [...]

  • Gove and Fox to remain in May’s cabinet to work on Brexit’s future

    November 16, 2018

    Michael Gove and Liam Fox have said they will continue serving in Theresa May’s cabinet, after stating they had confidence in the Prime Minister and the future of Brexit. Environment secretary Gove had been widely tipped as the Prime Minister’s next major resignation after eight ministers, MPs and officials quit over Downing Street’s draft Brexit agreement yesterday. He [...]

  • No confidence vote in Theresa May set to go ahead as Conservative MPs send letters to 1922 Committee

    November 16, 2018

    A confidence vote in the Prime Minister is now reportedly likely, as the number of no confidence letters submitted by Conservatives have reached the limit required to trigger a vote. The forty-eight letters required to force a confidence vote are now with the chairman of the 1922 Committee, according to Brexit Central, which cited an anonymous [...]

  • Theresa May admits she harbours ‘concerns’ over Brexit deal’s Irish backstop agreement

    November 16, 2018

    Theresa May admitted she has concerns over her Brexit deal’s strategy to avoid a hard border in Ireland as she resisted calls to step down as Prime Minister on LBC today. A string of MPs have resigned so far over her Brexit withdrawal agreement, which puts the UK in a temporary customs union with the [...]

  • Theresa May has sacrificed herself on the altar of Brexit

    November 16, 2018

    The power of Brexit is infinite. It has broken party lines, destroyed the traditional political order, forced people to reverse ideological positions, challenged the concepts of truth and fact, and sucked every last molecule of oxygen out of Westminster. It also, we have just discovered, has the power to distort time. For months, nothing has [...]

  • Let there be light – entrepreneurs are making the world a brighter place

    November 16, 2018

    I can only assume that Netflix is bidding for rights to Brexit: The Saga. You might as well download the past 48 hours’ worth of news coverage, upload to the streaming site, and advertise it as how Breaking Bad would have unfolded if set in Westminster instead of New Mexico. The news is pure entertainment. [...]

  • Michael Gove ‘may quit cabinet’ over Brexit deal

    November 16, 2018

    Environment secretary and Brexiter Michael Gove is reportedly considering resigning from the cabinet this morning. Gove turned down the role of Brexit minister following Dominic Raab’s resignation yesterday, Morning Wire understands, over fears he would not be allowed to renegotiate a Brexit deal after the Prime Minister’s proved hugely unpopular with senior ministers in her [...]

  • It’s not just parliament facing a Brexit showdown: Brussels also has a big dilemma on its hands

    November 16, 2018

    Two months is an exceedingly long time when it comes to Brexit. But try, if you will, to cast your minds back to September and the run up to the Conservative party conference. On more than one occasion EU leaders suddenly and unexpectedly changed tone and delivered Prime Minister Theresa May a vote of confidence. [...]

  • Brexit live blog: Prime Minister Theresa May defies rebels, saying she will carry on in ‘national interest’

    November 15, 2018

    Welcome to Morning Wire’s live blog – we’re keeping an eye on the breaking Brexit News today. Refresh the page occasionally for updates. 10:29pm – Morning Wire: May’s ‘Not out’ Things have stayed quiet for some time now, and despite the occasional rumble, it looks like we’ll have to wait until tomorrow to hear more. Looking [...]

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