Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has called on MPs to support a no-confidence motion in the government and to appoint him caretaker prime minister to avoid a no-deal Brexit. The move would be unprecedented for any UK party leader, but it is likely to trigger an immediate challenge from other opposition parties who have been calling for Mr Corbyn's resignation since he announced his intention last However, Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish National Party would "work with anyone" to stop Brexit, especially a no-deal Brexit. Green Party MP Caroline Lucas welcomed the call for a no-confidence vote but said a referendum must be held before a general election.
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has called on MPs to support a no-confidence motion in the government and to appoint him caretaker prime minister to avoid a no-deal Brexit. Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson said she would not support Corbyn because he is "divisive". However, Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon said the Scottish National Party would "work with anyone" to stop Brexit, especially a no-deal Brexit. Green Party MP Caroline Lucas welcomed the call for a no-confidence vote but said a referendum must be held before a general election.