Three pro-Remain parties are going tactical on Brexit in the lead up to the General Election, which could cause Brexiteers a headache.
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Before I start on the main topic, the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee has weighed into the Brexit debate today, right at the start of the general election campaign by issuing a report on the Boris Johnson Brexit deal.
On this Ed Conway of Sky News says:
" .... the Bank forecast that during the course of the next three years the Conservative government's deal could leave the economy slightly weaker than it previously forecast.
"However, the Bank added that there would be a near-term boost as uncertainty lifted and companies and households invested more."
So it does seem a little unclear as to what this report really means. And why would the Bank issue such a report at this politically charged moment?
For me, because both the Bank and Sky are not saying it's all doom and gloom from herein on, it leads me to wonder how much of a Brexit this deal really is - because if it was true Brexit I'm sure both those sources would have been a little more damning, don't you?
Anyway, back to tactical voting.
The Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru have got together in between 60 to 70 seats to decide which party would take the anti-Brexit lead in those constituencies.
According to the BBC, this agreement will cover 11 of the seats in Wales where two of those three parties will s..
