THE ECONOMIST: Astonishingly, Labour seems in even worse shape than the Tories

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AS SO OFTEN, Theresa May is in trouble. The prime minister is barely in control of her cabinet, let alone her MPs or her party. Unless her attorney-general, Geoffrey Cox, comes back from Brussels with a magical release from the Irish backstop, she is set to lose a second vote on her Brexit deal next week and be forced to seek an extension of the March 29th deadline. The going should be good for the Labour Party. Yet in many ways Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, has even more problems than Mrs May.

Period7 Mar 2019

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  • TitleAstonishingly, Labour seems in even worse shape than the Tories
    Media name/outletThe Economist
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date7/03/19
    DescriptionAS SO OFTEN, Theresa May is in trouble. The prime minister is barely in control of her cabinet, let alone her MPs or her party. Unless her attorney-general, Geoffrey Cox, comes back from Brussels with a magical release from the Irish backstop, she is set to lose a second vote on her Brexit deal next week and be forced to seek an extension of the March 29th deadline. The going should be good for the Labour Party. Yet in many ways Jeremy Corbyn, its leader, has even more problems than Mrs May.
    URLhttps://www.economist.com/britain/2019/03/07/astonishingly-labour-seems-in-even-worse-shape-than-the-tories
    PersonsRobert Ford

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  • UK politics