Clarke, Harman or Corbyn

[RonnieBird]

Well votes of no confidence generally result in a General Election. No need for any " government of national unity" ( complete misnomer), or for anyone to declare themself to be Prime Minister in the mean time.

Let's just dissolve Parliament in early September when it reconvenes and have a General Election in mid November, which is the normal period for an election campaign .

There's a "deal" for you, and I tend to think it's the most likely outcome.

[lardy]

Well votes of no confidence generally result in a General Election. No need for any " government of national unity" ( complete misnomer), or for anyone to declare themself to be Prime Minister in the mean time.

Let's just dissolve Parliament in early September when it reconvenes and have a General Election in mid November, which is the normal period for an election campaign .

There's a "deal" for you, and I tend to think it's the most likely outcome.

Hmm, is anything scheduled to happen between early September and mid November? Nah can't think of anything important.

[RonnieBird]

Hmm, is anything scheduled to happen between early September and mid November? Nah can't think of anything important.

Quite. I think that's probably the strategy.

[RonnieBird]

The interesting thing here is that both sides must gamble their own political future to gain the outcome they want.