First published at 13:04 UTC on January 19th, 2019.
There is much speculation that, because of the Brexit deadlock, the UK could be headed for yet another General Election.
Cue Brenda from Bristol: "You're joking - not another one!?"
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There is much speculation that, because of the Brexit deadlock, the UK could be headed for yet another General Election.
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Although Downing Street of course denies any such thing, according to the Sun cabinet insiders are warning that the Prime Minister is 'running out of road'.
The PM's official spokeswoman has emphatically ruled out such an event, but there are reports that the Cabinet Secretary Mark Sedwill has been discussing possible preparations for a general election with his top mandarins.
And then come further reports that three cabinet ministers have told their constituency parties to get ready for a snap election.
And the Sun quotes one unnamed cabinet source as saying that an election "once unthinkable, is now a very likely option. It’s all everyone’s talking about.”
The thinking appears to be that it would be a Brexit based election (surprise, surprise), with the Tories under Theresa May campaigning on an updated version of her deal, versus a Corbyn Labour proposal of more negotiations dragging on.
But the first hurdle would be to get two thirds of MPs to actually vote for an election. In these politically torrid times there may be many who fear for their futures in the House of Commons and who would be unwilling to face the electorate at this time - especially those on the wrong side of the Brexit argument compared to their own voters.
But going to the country is where the real problems start for them.
First Labour.
Corbyn has said he would follow Brexit through and does ..
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