Labour Vote on Banning Fracking 7:15PM(Conservative Bullying Claims)
 

Conservative Whips have warned Conservative MP's
to stay away.




Chris Mason Live on BBC2HD

The Con whips have made it a CONFIDENCE vote .

So Con MPs likely dare not vote for Labours motion.
No matter how strongly they may be against it.

locally, fracking can't go ahead in a region unless the people in that region don't object, so fracking is basically dead as an idea

Labour think fracking is slang for sex

labour are doing it so they can say this or that mp voted for fracking

They might support it in exchange for grants and investment in their communities

First vote by Labour
Won
Economic Responsibility

Yes 233
No 0



The Fracking Vote now going on

Ed Milliband is
starting the Fracking Ban Vote
Now


Parliament Ch.

This won't be won by Labour.
I doubt Cons will dare support it.

BBC Westminster
thinks a few Conservative are


Will they lose their Whip?

Vote is around 7:15PM

If they support it, likely yes.

Chief Whip has resigned
Wendy Morton


Ch4HDnews Live in Parliament

we are getting a repeat of what happened to boris

Now SkyNewsHD
mentions it now

Live Vote

Yes : 230
No : 326
Maj :96


Labour Shadow of the House Shouted
The Chief Whip has resigned
Wendy Morton.

Now Labour Chris Bryant MP
shouting he watched Conservative MP's
being Bullied



You don't say?

Chris Bryant MP
now talking live to SkyNewsHD

In Parliament Lobby

Labour MP Jess Phillips has just said in a tweet that there's a "massive row" between Tory MPs in the voting lobby at Westminster.

It comes after the government threatened to withdraw the whip from Tory MPs who didn't vote the way they wanted, before now appearing to row back on that.

Having the whip withdrawn means an MP is kicked out of the party within Parliament. They remain an MP but immediately become an independent - not aligned to, say, Labour or the Conservatives.


wtf :joker:

The government has defeated Labour’s plans to try and host a vote on the government’s fracking plans.

However, the numbers look like several Tory MPs could well have not supported the government.

Earlier, it was confirmed that this vote was being seen as a de facto vote of confidence in the prime minister and government.

As a result, Tory MPs were effectively told they would be suspended from the parliamentary party - and have to become an independent MP - if they voted against the government.

However, there seems to be now a bit of confusion about whether or not that was the case.

Opposition MPs have asked the government to clarify whether or not it was, and therefore whether Tory MPs were free or not to vote how they wanted to.

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crazy

The Deputy Chief Whip
has now also resigned
Craig Whittaker

so thats the chief and deputy whip have resigned or is it more confusion?

Its over the Fights


Labour Chris Bryant MP now talking on
BBCnewsHD

He said a junior Whip Hugged him.,

its pretty obvious the tory mps are not happy with truss :laugh:

Sure running like a slim stream of water
down the edge of all events