
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative government’s opposition leader, Keir Starmer is facing backlash over Labour’s position on Brexit deal on the eve of the vote in the British parliament. Imminent UK MPs including John McDonnell and Clive Lewis have reportedly accused Starmer of “falling into the trap of rallying around this rotten deal” as the Labour leader had previously assured that Brexit deal would be passed in the parliament when it is put to vote on December 30.
As per reports, labour is likely to contain the significant rebellion of the frontbench lawmakers even as the growing number of MPs are urging Starmer to change the course. According to a report by the Guardian, even the backbenchers have raised concerns on private WhatsApp groups that labour’s endorsement for the Brexit deal that Johnson struck with the European Union just a week before the transition deadline, has been given without published legislation. Meanwhile, a verdict on the UK-EU Brexit deal by the Tory Brexiteers will be reportedly given on December 29 afternoon (local time).