I am scarcely Jeremy Corbyn’s greatest fan, but the notion that the status quo must be preserved simply to thwart his chances of becoming prime minister is not only democratically contemptible but morally outrageous. Indeed, the prospect of a fresh election would force Labour, at last, to spell out its plans for Brexit, and embrace the risks of clarity.
When Brexit fails to deliver it won’t be the fault o...“We can have our cake and eat it” is no longer the slogan of that asinine opportunist Boris Johnson but of the post-Brexit establishment. Both Conservatives and Labour pretend there is no hard choice between taking back control and economic hardship.
‘Back soft Brexit,’ unions urge Labour50 senior party figures tell party leader Jeremy Corbyn ‘to fight unambiguously for membership of the single market’