Boris Johnson has reached a compromise with disgruntled back benchers over the internal markets bill has dodged a Tory rebellion over the controversial Internal Market Bill after agreeing to allow MPs a vote before using powers which would break international law.
The Internal Market Bill cleared its first hurdle in the Commons on Monday, after MPs approved giving it a second reading by 340 votes to 263 – a majority of 77.
Another U turn? Wow!
He's now allowing them to vote on it. Not really much of an improvement...
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