It feels like a few months back, when rebel Conservative MPs stood up against Boris Johnson's attempt to get Parliament out of the Brexit game.
Today, faced with the Prime Minister's desire to cheat the EU withdrawal agreement, other Tory parliamentarians want to once again impose a “parliamentary lock” on it.
Same methods of forcible passage, same reaction in Westminster, same legal and political guerrilla warfare ...
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The explosive draft "law on the internal market", which aroused indignation both inside and outside, began its parliamentary course on Monday.
It is the members of the House of Commons who examine it first, until next Tuesday, before it passes to the Lords.
To show the
"crucial"
importance
of this text, Boris Johnson himself came to open the debates.
He showed no sign of easing, on the contrary.
The Prime Minister claimed that this law was a protection against any attempt
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