The public will be reminded if he ever tries to win an election again.

Red Jezza

The roles have perhaps been reversed. Because in the last couple of days Labour has looked like two parties again, with the Tories cheering their rival backbenchers opposite when they rise to support the government's position in the Commons - while Jeremy Corbyn's front bench team stayed silent at times, arms crossed, faces glum.

And at least one senior frontbencher in the Labour Party is considering leaving his post tonight, and Labour MPs are circulating a motion that explicitly backs Theresa May's position, not the Labour leader's.

The uneasy truce in Labour that's held since the general election has cracked wide open again.

from - www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-43405685

Good to see that the (semi) sane section of the Labour Party are rallying round the government and against their Commie leader and his Trot deputy.

John Woodcock on Newsnight now ... Numerous Labour MPs sign motion supporting the government.