JEREMY CORBYN is rallying all available forces in Westminster to bring down Boris Johnson as he heads for crunch talks with other opposition party leaders at noon and demands a general election.
The Labour leader will re-emphasise the need for an election as “the simplest and most democratic way” to stop a no-deal Brexit.
“I’ll discuss all these options with the leaders of other opposition parties,” he said. “I hope we can come to a good working arrangement and bring on board others across Parliament who see the danger of a no-deal crash out.”
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