Theresa May faces a series of crunch votes in the Commons on Wednesday but appeared to have seen off a Cabinet revolt after promising MPs a vote in whether to delay Brexit in March.
Theresa May faces a series of crunch votes in the Commons on Wednesday, with several that could spell trouble for the government if passed.
An amendment by Conservative MP Caroline Spelman could force the government to hold a series of indicative votes on different Brexit options on March 19, just a week after MPs are set to accept or reject Theresa May's Brexit deal and 10 days before Brexit. And there is also a good chance that a majority of MPs, including the Labour frontbench, could indicate support for a Brexit deal which involves customs union membership, which could undermine Theresa May's opposition to such an outcome., which was pulled after May offered a vote to delay Brexit, is still on the order paper for tonight, but those who have tabled it say it won't be moved if ministers provide more clarity on the future vote.
The party announced earlier this week that it put forward or support"an amendment in favour of a public vote to prevent a damaging Tory Brexit being forced on the country."
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