These are the options in another critical week for the Commons, from indicative votes to the chances of revoking article 50On Thursday, with just eight days to go before the planned date for Brexit, exasperated European leaders granted Theresa May an extra two weeks to come up with an alternative plan, amid continued and total deadlock at Westminster. It was another humiliation for the prime minister who had insisted we would leave punctually on 29 March at precisely 11pm. Today hundreds of thousands marched in London demanding another referendum – while a petition calling for Brexit to be stopped altogether passed 4m signatures. After another chaotic, tense and bad tempered week, what now for Brexit and Theresa May? Continue reading…
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