Keir Starmer is warned shadow ministers will RESIGN and defy three-line whip to back Brexit deal in Labour revolt

Keir Starmer has been warned his shadow ministers will resign and defy the three-line whip to back Boris Johnson’s Brexit Deal. The Labour leader faces a front bench revolt after he told them to back the Government’s deal when it comes to a vote next Wednesday. The Labour leader said on Christmas Eve he will assent to Boris Johnson’s historic deal even though he expressed doubts over the agreement. He said it was a ‘thin deal’ that will not protect many industries including British manufacturing, financial services, the creative arts and workplace rights. But he acknowledged a no deal scenario would be worse for Britain. Keir Starmer has been warned his shadow ministers will resign and defy the three-line whip to back Boris Johnson’s Brexit Deal RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Labour revolt on Brexit deal: Number of MPs ‘warn they won’t… Hardline Brexiteers trawl Brexit deal for ‘land mines’ as… 500 pages long… the historic Brexit deal that has set… Britain will have a ‘special relationship’ with the EU after… Share this article Share 586 shares Responding to the Prime Minister’s announcement of a deal being reached with the EU, Sir Keir said: ‘It is not the deal that… Read full this story

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