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Cross-party Talks on Brexit to Continue
After a
break from the Brexit saga due to Easter break, the British government will
continue its talks with the Labour Party on the matter.
The core
matter of Brexit is not the only highlight of the return of MPs to Westminister
as Prime Minister Theresa May is receiving criticism about her leadership. This
criticism comes from Tory campaigners, liked Nigel Evans who has called her
handing on Brexit “frustrating” and has also said that “fresh leadership is
needed.” Her cross-party talks are also being criticised as some believe that
she should be reaching out to the people instead.
These
issues, and the fact that May is facing an unprecedented no-confidence
challenge from Tory campaigners will most likely be raised in a cabinet
meeting today, which May will chair.
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