To add to BoJo’s woes it’s Corbyn not the PM who’ll decide when there’ll be an election
PMs without majorities shouldn’t be able to call elections The Fixed-term Parliament Act was the most lasting constitutional change to come out of the 2010 to 2015 Conservative Liberal Democrat coalition. It was always said that it was unnecessary because the main opposition party would always vote for an election if that was offered as we saw in April 2017. That thinking has changed this past month with Corbyn’s LAB not taking the bait. He knows that the new parliamentary…