Why Corbyn could be forced to take Plan B on Brexit
With the Tories set to resist a general election, Corbyn may yet need a People's Vote Plan B on Brexit.
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October preview – things can only get bitter
With crunch decisions over Brexit and a potential Labour split ahead, it looks like things can only get bitter.
People’s Vote miss boat to get Labour on board before Brexit
Labour back where it started after marathon six hour debate over Brexit motion to be put to conference.
Conference row looms over second referendum as far-left Brexit split widens
Brexit split widens as Labour's most influential far-left group tells members to back Corbyn in face of calls for second referendum vote at conference.
May’s Tories took £5.3m off Vote Leave donors since referendum
Theresa May’s Conservative Party has taken £5.3 million from donors that handed millions to the Vote Leave campaign.
Deal or no deal bigger than BoJo
Boris Johnson has resigned as Foreign Secretary, unable to stand by the "turd" of the Chequers compromise. By leaving it so late he will always be the man who had less guts and gumption than David Davis.
May’s Brexit Warning… from 1998
A letter to the Telegraph from 1998 signed by members of the present-day Cabinet includes a prophetic warning against "bitter squabbling over Europe".
July preview – the heat is on May as Corbyn sweats it out on Brexit
Trouble brewing for May and Corbyn: Red Roar's guide to the month ahead in Westminster.
Unite set to back single market membership
Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit policy is about to run out of room as this week as Unite will become the third of Labour's big three unions to reject his policy of leaving the single market.
Britain’s top Brexit negotiator meets expert for tips
Britain’s top Brexit negotiator Olly Robbins got tips from an expert who wrote books titled “Must We Fight?” and “Getting Past No: Negotiating with Difficult People”.