MPs will decide tonight on whether to try to force the Prime Minister to shift to a customs union or Norway-style soft Brexit. Tory Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg today said he is 'very concerned' that Theresa May will add a customs union onto her Brexit deal. He told LBC radio: 'My concern is that the Prime Minister is more concerned to avoid a No Deal Brexit than anything else. Mr Rees-Mogg also said Friday's vote on the Brexit deal would 'probably have gone through' if it had been Mrs May's deal versus a general election. She also warned the PM against lurching towards a customs union deal because 'it's not clear that going softer is the way to command support' - but ruled out quitting.

Source: Daily Mail April 01, 2019 11:56 UTC