Shadow Rail minister Jonny Reynolds is the first frontbencher to quit this morning, telling Corbyn: “I cannot in good conscience endorse the world view of the Stop the War Coalition… I believe my colleague Pat McFadden was right…”
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David Davis is asked by Die Welt if his “training in the British commandos” has helped with the negotiations:
“Well, I never killed anyone.”
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