Can't see it angoose

No chance Labour risk it

If...

Surely they are just adding their bill in hoping it gets excepted but knowing theywoll take the other anyway just trying to push that agenda seems obvious,would be wierd if they were doing this to avoid it all deliberately..

This simple bill method tells us that the FTPA 2/3 requirement can be bypassed by any government with a majority.
They can even vote down amendments to the bill.

Or am I missing something?

The Labour party have been in utter chaos since Corbyn became leader. Has you forgotten the dozens of ministerial resignations?

The only thing that saved Corbyn's skin was the disastrous performance of Theresa May at the last election.

They are going to get a right good kicking from the electorate and deservedly so.

Betting seems to have stabilised. Now 1.42 December.

I'd lay the 1.42, there's no way they risk getting booted out

They can kick this can down the road all through next year as well

1.3 after labours shambles this afternoon tories will definitely back the libs bill,why wouldn't they..

Its like its pre scripted s*** on a daily basis

32% majority

What is the point of these exchanges, it is not a debate, it's little better than the average thread on here

dom and co love pushing soundbites ad infinitum, bozo still saying 'get brexit done' which has probably been focus grouped even though it is completely fallacious.

'The death deal'

More fog …..


Robert Peston
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Three things. 1) Government may need to go for 12 Dec election because has to pass NI budget this week to keep schools and public services in province open, and LibDem’s 9 Dec would not give enough time before dissolution to pass that budget. 2) The PM will decide in just a few minutes that he cannot restart debate on his Brexit law, the Withdrawal Agreement Bill, before an election. He gave Labour and rebel Tory MPs till 6 to give him a pledge they would support the bill on truncated timetable. No sign of them doing that. And 3) there has been concern that any December election would be hugely difficult for campaigners, because new electoral roll is set to be introduced 4 December. However I am told Cabinet Office would take steps to speed up publication of new electoral roll

Must be a meaningful vote around the corner.

In an ideal world, nobody would agree to a December election.
And we are far from an ideal world, and have a three and a half year old festering sore becoming more septic by the day

Need more time to debate Santa's reindeers.

Party	Aye	No	NVR	T - Ayes	T - Noes	Total
Conservative	280		5	2		287
Labour	1	38	201		2	242
Scottish National Party			35			35
Independent	18	4	13			35
Liberal Democrat		18	1			19
Democratic Unionist Party			10			10
The Independent Group for Change		5				5
Green Party		1				1
Plaid Cymru		4				4
Sinn F?in			7			7
Deputy Speaker			3			3
Speaker			1			1
Grand Total	299	70	276	2	2	649

Kate Hoey is head and shoulders above most MP's, strived early in her career to correct some of the Premier league abuse and campaigned against the previous Speaker Michael Martin lashing out millions on expensive lawyers to keep expenses secret but got stabbed in the back twice by Blair,seems like that has ben an ever present in her career.

Only 649 above, John Mann is no longer an MP, officially resigned earlier today.