On another subject (or rather, back to the subject of Brexit), times are a-changin’ in the Labour party:
theguardian.com/politics/20 … -tells-mps
Norway-style option after Brexit can’t be considered, Corbyn tells MPs
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Other Labour MPs also cautioned against any option which would mean retaining free movement. Sources said MPs warned colleagues that consideration of an EEA option would leave Labour vulnerable not just with leave voters, but the large percentage of remain voters who also wanted changes to free movement.
independent.co.uk/news/uk/p … 51726.html
“Lots of Labour people were getting up saying no, we’re not backtracking on the referendum. That’s not happened before at the PLP,” he [John Mann] added.
“It was quite a significant moment in my view. In a sense that strengthens Jeremy Corbyn’s hand on his current position. But it kills dead all this stuff from the House of Lords that’s additional – it’s clearly not going to have Labour’s support.”
Basically, the Blairite PLP have finally seen sense, come to heel, and are accepting a Corbyn-led Brexit.