During indications that Right-wing resistance to her leadership is thickening, Theresa to present the case for her latest Brexit strategy in the Parliament.
Uniting a guarantee to present MPs a choice on securing continued referendum, the PM is to plan reforms to the Withdrawal Agreement Bill.
However, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer said the offer was “too limited”.
Also, a group of senior Tories will today ask party bosses to reform the law and pass a no-trust vote in her administration.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove held back the PM’s proposal, prompting MPs to “catch a little more time and walk back” to “show” on the detail of the bill – due to be announced later today.
Thrice the MPs revoked, the conferred departure agreement with the EU, further strive to find a lawful agreement with Labour has disappointed.
On Tuesday, the Prime minister asked MPs to catch up one last opportunity to fulfill a settled departure – or danger Brexit not arriving at all.
But many Tory MPs have probed her strategy.
Amidst them, today, Nigel Evans will propose party bosses on the 1922 committee to develop party rules to provide for an instant vote of no-trust in Mrs. May.
Although the PM outlived such a vote in December, the present laws state that she may not face another for the coming 12 months.
The board has stated no to such a move ahead.
