Erskine May beats Theresa May: John Bercow has announced he will prevent the Prime Minister from holding a third meaningful vote, citing the rule that parliament should not be asked to decide upon the same question in a single session. The Speaker has said that barring “substantial” change – though exactly what “substantial” means in this context is unclear – there will not be another meaningful vote. How unprecedented is it? Not at all.
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