Rees Mogg & fracking attempting to evade scruitny

So, do all the policies fall now if not gone through parliament?

So no fracking, no free trade zones, no fast track of trashing environmental standards?

Well it needs to go to the House of Lords next!

One thing for sure the Labour Party showed a mastery of parliamentary procedure that the Tories seem to have no understanding, which resulted in yesterdays chaos.

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Now the idiots are deciding what disciplinary process should be carried out.

So taking away the whip or put into the naughty corner.

That of course will include the PM and chief whip as neither voted.

Will they really remove the whip from Teresa May? Or Iain Duncan Smith? Or David Davies? Surely not. If they do it will just cause the divisions to grow wider sooner.

I wonder if he's making use of the £115,000 p.a. he's able to claim as an ex PM?

RichmondPark1

Johnson didn't vote either. Apparently he's in the Dominican Republic on holiday with his family.

And making money from his talks I believe. What do his constituents think about this?

Johnson didn't vote either. Apparently he's in the Dominican Republic on holiday with his family.

Now the idiots are deciding what disciplinary process should be carried out.

So taking away the whip or put into the naughty corner.

That of course will include the PM and chief whip as neither voted.

Total Tory fiasco last night on the vote on Labour's amendment to the fracking Bill. Chief Whip resigned and unresigned. Reports of bullying and physical violence. Total chaos. Brady must tell Truss to go. Unfortunately for the Tories Johnson got rid of some of the most able Tory MPs over Brexit otherwise there would have been some credible choices for Leader. Time for the wilderness methinks.

Chris Bryant is saying he saw an MP -Alex Stafford physically forced into the lobby during the vote. He says Theresa Coffey and Jacob Rees Mogg were in the group but isn't certain who was the main person responsible. It is disgusting

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Reading that the whips have u-turned on their resignations???

Lord of the Flies meets Hokey Cokey land.

If they withdraw the whip from enough people then they will lose their majority. So let them go for it is what I say.

Reading that the whips have u-turned on their resignations???

If there is video evidence of bullying and manhandling as being suggested, will the vote be valid?

If the 45 SNP MPs didn’t vote, as Paddyann said, the margin is probably correct. I’m more interested in which Tories didn’t vote, a lot of the big names didn’t, obviously not bullyable (is that a word?)

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So Tories have 70+ majority but won the vote by 96, 40 Tories didn’t vote

How did they win the vote?

Something decidedly fishy about those numbers

Jason Stein, a special adviser to Liz Truss, is to face a formal investigation by the Propriety and Ethics Team, which is responsible for standards across government

Before joining Downing Street, Jason Stein used to work as a communications adviser to Prince Andrew

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63311454

You couldn't make it up

So Tories have 70+ majority but won the vote by 96, 40 Tories didn’t vote

How did they win the vote?

varian

The deputy PM and others were seen physically pushing MPs into the voting lobby.

Chris Bryant has passed pictures on to the deputy speaker…

And Liz Truss!!!

Casdon

Apparently 40 Tory MPs didn’t vote. No votes were recorded for Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries, David Davis, Greg Clark, Sir Iain Duncan Smith, Kwasi Kwarteng, Theresa May, Wendy Morton, Alok Sharma, Priti Patel and Ben Wallace.

Johnson’s still in America making lots of money I believe..

That was from Sky News

Apparently 40 Tory MPs didn’t vote. No votes were recorded for Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries, David Davis, Greg Clark, Sir Iain Duncan Smith, Kwasi Kwarteng, Theresa May, Wendy Morton, Alok Sharma, Priti Patel and Ben Wallace.

According to FT chap 30 voted against the government and it will only take 40 to collapse the government, no wonder they physically forced people through, they were desperate.