MPs will attempt to stymie Boris Johnson’s legislative agenda, starting with bill on NI protocol
Rebel Conservative MPs are drawing up plans for “vote strikes” in a bid to paralyse law-making and capitalise on the dramatic no-confidence vote in Boris Johnson.
Some of the 148 MPs who voted to oust the prime minister on Monday said they would try to stymie his government’s legislative agenda, as seen at the end of the Theresa May era, by abstaining on key laws.
