Snap election

Labour Could Block Snap Election Again And Leave Boris Johnson To 'Stew In His Own Juices'

Source close to Jeremy Corbyn says "massive distrust" in PM could mean MPs dig in.
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Boris Johnson Will Launch Another Bid For A Snap Election In The Commons On Monday

Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg reveals latest move a day after the government lost vote for a snap poll.
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Corbyn Urged To Delay Snap Election Until November

Labour leader weighing up timing as senior allies warn PM can't be trusted with October date.
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Corbyn: Labour WILL Back Snap Election After Anti-No-Deal Brexit Bill Passes

Bill could pass this Friday or over the weekend. Johnson's polling day bid will have to wait.
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Will Tonight's Brexit Vote Mean The End Of Tory Moderates?

Swathes of Conservatives face the end of their political careers on Tuesday. It looks like a roll-call of the "fallen" moderates.
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Corbyn 'Won't Fall For Johnson's Trick' Of No-Deal Snap Election, Ally Reveals

Shadow cabinet ministers Tony Lloyd and Shami Chakrabarti warn Labour will only back general election after threat of ‘crashing out’ is removed. Party could abstain on PM's vote.
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Tories 'Would Lose Six Seats' In Snap Election - New Poll Analysis

Fresh study of 10,000 voters shows SNP and Lib Dems would make gains. Dominic Grieve says Tories risk showing party has ‘no place for moderates’.
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Will There Be A Snap Election?

Boris Johnson plans to hold a general election on 14 October if MPs seize control of the Brexit agenda on Tuesday.
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Boris Johnson Summons Cabinet Amid Fevered Election Speculation

Commons battle over no-deal Brexit will be seen as "an expression of confidence", or not, in the government's negotiating position.
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Blair: Corbyn Should Avoid 'Elephant Trap' Of Snap Election

Former premier says a referendum is the best way to ensure Johnson can't get a hard exit from EU by default.
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