On the Article 50 bill-and why overall I would vote Aye were I an MP
The Article 50 Bill, aka the 'Brexit bill', is being voted on as we speak, and what is notable is that within the Green Party Caroline Lucas MP will vote 'No' but Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb will vote 'Aye': http://uk.businessinsider.com/the-green-party-split-article-50-caroline-lucas-jenny-jones-back-brexit-2017-1 and that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's decision is to unfairly and unethically impose a three-line whip for Labour MPs to vote 'Aye': https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/jan/26/corbyn-to-impose-three-line-whip-on-labour-mps-to-trigger-article-50-brexit Like such moral issues as abortion, the subject of Brexit is one where the vote should automatically be free to all members of both Houses of Parliament, given the division over the issue and how to handle it during negotiations and after negotiations finish. The fact that some Labour frontbenchers (Tulip Siddiq, MP for Hampstead & Kilburn and Jo Stevens, MP for Cardiff Centra...