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This is not Opposition, it is the facilitation of a deal which will make this country poorer. A strong, coherent Labour alternative to this shabby, Tory Brexit is absent - it has been since this Parliament began. Totally demoralising. /1https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/feb/06/corbyn-lays-out-labours-terms-for-backing-may-on-brexit?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other …
The idea that a PM who sponsored employment tribunal fees, supported weakening unfair dismissal protection and more besides will ensure “dynamic alignment on rights and protections” is utterly laughable. A complete joke. Surely we can do better than this nonsense. /2
I hate to think what all those young voters who flocked to the party for the first time in 2017 will make of this. Vote Labour, get a Tory Brexit. They will feel they have been sold down the river. /3
And let’s not forget - the “political declaration” is a declaration of aspiration. By the time the future trading relationship is finalised May will be long gone, new EU leaders will be in place and so on. /4
Well said Juliet.
@jeremycorbyn is putting country before party, whereas @ChukaUmunna is putting self interest before country and party 
Chuka - time is rapidly running out. Confront Corbyn and demand he support a People's Vote now and if he refuses sane Labour MPs must walk. It's an existential watershed. Please grasp the nettle and take the shot. Delaying will not win the day.
For the gazillionth time, it would make no difference even if Corbyn supported a second ref, there are nowhere near enough votes in the Commons for it and Umunna (and others) could have put down an amendment for one, but he didn't- because he knows it has no chance.
You are so deeply disingenuous. Obviously May won't accept Corbyn's terms because it would make it a far softer Brexit than she could bear. This is clearly a move to show Labour have a coherent position if they can't get an election. Please stop lying
He can't stop lying...
I think you are misreading this. It is customs union, shared institutions and dynamic alignment - very much in the territory of EEA. May can only deliver this if she splits the Tories. Plus it indicates A50 has to be postponed. It's effective + practical opposition.
And if May can't agree, our position is to bring her down and/or fight for a second referendum.
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