Theresa May
The PM is holding cross-party talks to break deadlock.
After an exasperating couple of weeks, with a historic rejection of her Brexit deal, a vote of confidence against the government, it could feel to some that we’re back at square one with Brexit. HuffPost UK looks at the options ahead of Theresa May as she scrambles to find a deal that she can get through parliament with the EU’s agreement.
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It comes as opposition parties pile pressure on Jeremy Corbyn by refusing to back repeated attempts to force general election.
Maths geeks joined the comedy gods in pointing out the coincidence.
Labour leader's attempt to force a general election fails.
Whilst Labour may be pushing hard for a snap General Election to help resolve the Brexit crisis, no-one really knows what the parties will be offering the electorate
May looks to be a frightful combination of David Cameron’s carelessness for consequences, Gordon Brown’s indecisiveness and Tony Blair’s untruthfulness
No matter what the Commons vote for, they risk a majority of the public being unhappy – so what's the best course of action?