Clarke `wouldn´t 反対する´ to 主要な 国家の まとまり 政府 to 避ける no-取引,協定

Tory grandee Ken Clarke has said he is willing to lead a 政府 of 国家の まとまり to 避ける a no-取引,協定 Brexit.

The former (ドイツなどの)首相/(大学の)学長 gave his support to a 提案 by 自由主義の 民主党員 leader Jo Swinson for an 緊急 政府 led by him or 労働’s Harriet Harman.

Mr Clarke said it was “not 信じられない” that a 政府 of 国家の まとまり may be needed to 解決する the 行き詰まり, 示唆するing politics was in a 類似の 状況/情勢 to 1931 and the two world wars.

He told BBC 無線で通信する 4’s PM programme: “If it was the only way in which the plain 大多数 in the House of ありふれたs that is …に反対するd to a no-取引,協定 出口 could find a way 今後… I wouldn’t 反対する to it, if that was the judgment of people, the only way 今後.”

Mr Clarke continued: “A 政府 of 国家の まとまり is just one of the things that might be called for ? it’s not 信じられない ? I mean we’re in a 類似の 状況/情勢 to 1931 and rather wildly to the two world wars when the same thing happened.

“But there’s an awful lot to be gone through before then and I 港/避難所’t been taking part in any 会談 with anybody for the last fortnight. I’ve been on the phone to one or two people in the last couple of days just to find out what the devil’s going on.”

Ms Swinson’s 提案 (機の)カム after she 拒絶するd 労働 leader Jeremy Corbyn’s suggestion that he could lead an 緊急 政府 to 妨害する a no-取引,協定 Brexit, にもかかわらず agreeing to 会合,会う with him to discuss a no-取引,協定 予防 計画(する).

Mr Clarke ? known as the Father of the House, a 肩書を与える bestowed on the longest-serving male MP ? said such an 行政 would be a “選び出す/独身-問題/発行する, short-称する,呼ぶ/期間/用語 政府” with a 政策 to “sort out Brexit”.

He 示唆するd it would 捜し出す an 拡張 to Britain’s EU 会員の地位 and put together a “委任統治(領) for discussions that the 大多数 of the House of ありふれたs 認可するd of, and a 委任統治(領) that the Europeans would not resist…

“Then, once it had got that under way and 始める,決める, it would call an 選挙 probably or 辞職する and let’s see if 議会 could form a party 政府 of any 肉親,親類d that took it all 今後 and started 再開するing other politics.”

But he said Mr Corbyn would have to stand aside and let somebody else lead it because that is the “only way to get a multi- party group to come together”.

Nigel Evans, a member of the 1922 委員会 of 保守的な backbench MPs, told the same programme: “We’ve filled the vacancy with Boris Johnson and so I really don’t know what Ken is talking about.”

Jo Swinson also suggested Harriet Harman could lead a government of national unity (Niall Carson/PA)

Jo Swinson also 示唆するd Harriet Harman could lead a 政府 of 国家の まとまり (Niall Carson/PA)

Mr Evans 追加するd: “It does seem to be Westminster 会合,会うs La La Land because it’s not as if these ideas are half-baked, I really don’t think they’ve been anywhere 近づく an oven.”

On Friday, Mr Corbyn 拒絶するd Ms Swinson’s suggestion that Mr Clarke or Ms Harman could lead the 緊急 政府.

Mr Corbyn told the PA news 機関: “It’s not up to Jo Swinson to choose 候補者s, it’s not up to Jo Swinson to decide who the next 首相 is going to be.

“Surely she must recognise she is a leader of one of the 野党s who are 明らかに …に反対するd to this 政府, and 明らかに 用意が出来ている to support a 動議 of no 信用/信任.”

Mr Corbyn said Ms Swinson should 尊敬(する)・点 the “normal precedent” to 許す the leader of the 対立 to form an 行政 after a successful 投票(する) of no 信用/信任 in the 政府.

Anna Soubry, leader of the 独立した・無所属 Group, 確認するd that she would also “not support nor 容易にする any 政府 led by Jeremy Corbyn”.

“He cannot 命令(する) まとまり of support amongst his own MPs but now Jeremy Corbyn calls on the 残り/休憩(する) of us to 支援する him as ‘まとまり’ 総理大臣.

“And we won’t even get a People’s 投票(する) but instead a General 選挙 which as we know will solve nothing,” she said.

However, Mr Corbyn’s 計画(する) has won the 可能性のある 支援 of the SNP, Plaid Cymru and Tory MP Guto Bebb.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon was の中で those 適用するing 圧力 to Ms Swinson to re-think her position.

上級の Remain-supporting Tories Dominic Grieve and Sir Oliver Letwin, 同様に as 独立した・無所属 MP Nick Boles, have also agreed to 会合,会う Mr Corbyn.

But on Friday Mr Grieve signalled he would not be 支援 the 労働 計画(する), instead 説 he was open to working with like-minded MPs to 妨げる a “壊滅的な” no-取引,協定.

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