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Old 24-02-2019, 10:04   #7780
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Re: Brexit

Looks like the tin can is being kicked down the road.
Quote:
A vicious cabinet war erupted last night over a plot by senior ministers to delay Brexit, as Theresa May looked certain to shelve plans for a Commons vote on her deal this week.
Five cabinet colleagues rounded on Amber Rudd, calling for her to be sacked after she publicly threatened to defy the prime minister by voting to delay article 50. The work and pensions secretary was singled out by cabinet colleagues as the ringleader of a cross-party campaign to stop Brexit. She was accused of seeking to further her own leadership ambitions
The party was plunged into fresh bloodletting after May was warned she could be forced to quit within weeks should her Brexit deal go through.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/n...lits-z86q87txk

According to The Guardian
Quote:
Theresa May is being warned by her team that she cannot sack ministers who vote this week to delay Brexit without causing a further rupture within her party.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...ld-brexit-vote
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