Early Friday, The Guardian came out with a news report saying that Jeremy Corbyn is to be urged by a group of Labour MPs not to “torpedo” the prospect of a Brexit deal with Theresa May by insisting on a second referendum.
The MPs, including Stephen Kinnock and Gloria De Piero, are set to send the Labour leader a letter early next week setting out their “deep-seated reservations about a second referendum”, which they believe would be “divisive but … not decisive”, the report further said.
It should be noted that the UK parliaments are on recess till April 23 due to Easter holidays. As a result, members of the parliaments (MPs) could take their Brexit matters forward only after Tuesday.
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