Westminster’s default setting is stuck on “chaos” right now. Even though today looked set to be a relatively calm affair, after some dramatic u-turns, botched tactics and general chicanery, Theresa May is now set to face a Commons vote of (no) confidence in her leadership.
As is the norm lately – nothing was straightforward.
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