Opposition and Tory MPs are running out of time to rush through a law which would stop the U.K. leaving the EU without a trade deal, but senior whips are reportedly gearing up to expel rebel Tories.
That same source accused Tory MPs who fail to vote with the government of “destroying” the U.K.’s negotiating position with the EU and “handing control to Jeremy Corbyn."in July after Johnson was named prime minister, accused the government of staging a “purge,” adding that Johnson was seeking to compete with the U.K’s Brexit party, headed up by Nigel Farage.call a general election
by kicking out MPs opposed to no-deal. However two-thirds of MPs would need to approve the move, which means Labour and other opposition MPs could force Johnson to agree to try and extend the Brexit deadline, or hold the election before the October 31 cutoff.to block Johnson from pushing through a no-deal Brexit.:"I don't think there seems to be a huge effort to persuade people to support the government this week.
Thousands of protesters descended on the U.K.'s major cities to voice their opposition to Johnson's suspension of parliament, which many view as"undemocratic.": Time is running out as the “do or die” October 31 deadline is fast-approaching.
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