Keith Angus

He may have been a great MP previously, but he does not represent his constituencyon the most important issue of the day: Brexit.

He doesn't want a hard brexit and, as the leader of the opposition, he'll have a greater chance of standing against it

Then why did he force a three line whip on A50, without a single concession from the government? The once chance to make a difference.

Also stopping immigration is basically in their manifesto. Which means no single market, which basically means hard brexit.

So to claim he doesn’t want a hard brexit is some what counter factual. And as Leader of the opposition - he’s been pushing it forward.

So he’s had his chance to oppose it, he didn’t, he failed, he gave them a blank cheque.

I disagree with you on that point. He's got a lot of people who voted to leave as his voters. It's a tricky game to play.

69% of the constituency votes to remain.