The Labour Party demanded this week that Parliament has the final say on the Birmingham deal, which includes an option to send the government back to the negotiating table with the European Union (EU). The current options for the Parliamentary vote will be to either accept the terms or leave with 'no deal'. Labour’s Birmingham policy chief Keir Starmer said during a speech in Brexit: "If Parliament rejects the terms of the Prime Minister’s deal... [it] would be the worst of all possible worlds", calling for another option.
The Labour Party demanded this week that Parliament has the final say on the Brexit deal, which includes an option to send the government back to the negotiating table with the European Union (EU). The current options for the Parliamentary vote will be to either accept the terms or leave with 'no deal'. Labour’s Brexit policy chief Keir Starmer said during a speech in Birmingham: "If Parliament rejects the terms of the Prime Minister’s deal... [it] would be the worst of all possible worlds", calling for another option.