CHIEF remoaner Dominic Grieve will table TWO bills calling for a second Brexit vote today.
The MP for Beaconsfield submitted plans for a referendum on the UK’s ‘future relationship with the European Union’ in May.
The rebel ringleader was among the 400 MPs who shot down the PM’s agreement with Brussels saying they wouldn’t back it.
It meant May suffered the worst defeat in British political history – and the massive defeat sees the PM’s rivals scrambling to take advantage.
Grieve, a QC and Tory Remainer, supports a re-run of the referendum, although this still remains unlikely.
Without the support of the Government it’s unlikely the second vote could become a reality.
Yesterday Grieve wrote in the Evening Standard: “As a strong believer that Brexit is a very damaging mistake that becomes more obvious every day, I see sound democratic reasons for asking the electorate to confirm what it wants to do.
“But in doing so I entirely accept that if the choice is to leave the EU then we must do so, and both choices are now implementable.”
It should be noted here that Grieve has changed his tune.
He, along with Labour’s Chuka Umunna and opposition leaders published a draft law which would enact a fresh vote on Brexit.
It would require Article 50 to be delayed to allow time for the referendum to be held some time in the spring.
Grieve’s amendment – controversially backed by Speaker John Bercow – means May will have just three days to reveal her next steps.
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More than 50 MPs have publicly backed another Brexit vote, including former Tory ministers Justine Greening and Jo Johnson.
Earlier in the debate, Grieve hit out at Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, who asked MPs not backing the deal: “What are you playing at? What are you doing?”
Grieve replied: “Entertaining as it was … it filled me with a slight sense of gloom to see that the government had got to such a pass that it had to rely on the skills of a criminal defence advocate to get it out of its difficulties.”
EU’s Donald Tusk says Britain should scrap Brexit because a deal is now “impossible”.
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