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Labour MPs told to cancel all travel in September as Corbyn prepares to bring down Government “within days” of MPs returning from summer holidays

Mr Corbyn has scheduled a shadow cabinet away day on September 2, during which he is expected to outline Labour’s plans for ousting Mr Johnson and seizing power.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
August 12, 2019
in Politics
Corbyn spokesman denies Labour leader is in hock to unions over Brexit

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Labour has suspended all travel in early September in a move that appears to confirm that Jeremy Corbyn will attempt to bring down the Government within days of MPs returning from summer holidays.

The Telegraph revealed today that Labour MPs have been told to cancel all travel in the first two weeks of next month.

It appears to confirm that Corbyn will table a motion of no confidence in the Government almost immediately after the summer recess.

The earliest such a vote could take place is believed to be September 4th, the day after recess ends.

Should Labour succeed, Mr Johnson is likely to spark a constitutional crisis, with Downing Street sources indicating he will refuse to resign and instead attempt to call a general election after the Brexit deadline of October 31.

Johnson currently has a majority of one after the Conservatives lost the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election.

Several Tory MPs have hit out at the Prime Minister’s plan to bring Britain out of the EU without a deal in October, which could destabilise him further.

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Mr Corbyn has scheduled a shadow cabinet away day on September 2, during which he is expected to outline Labour’s plans for ousting Mr Johnson and seizing power.

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Jack is a business and economics journalist and the founder of The London Economic (TLE).He has contributed articles to The Sunday Telegraph, BBC News and writes for The Big Issue on a weekly basis.Jack read History at the University of Wales, Bangor and has a Masters in Journalism from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

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  1. Griselda Mussett says:
    4 months ago

    I really think any form of Brexit is a terribly bad thing for the country. I worry that we’ll be forced into accepting a GE date AFTER Brexit, if it happens, though I understand that it may not be legal for Brexit to happen at all. If we have a General Election, it should be before the proposed Brexit date.
    And if Mr Corbyn’s plans still fail to divert this crazy bad project, I think we need a General Strike, not just a General Election.

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    • Karl Wiggins says:
      4 months ago

      Griselda, which industries would be involved in your General Strike? Everyone? All industries? Transport, transportation, construction, banking, production? Everyone?

      Reply
      • Leigh Hodgson says:
        4 months ago

        GENERAL strike, that means everyone

        Reply
    • DENISE says:
      3 months ago

      Well your not English mine what you say.

      Reply

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