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The government is to add a new clause
The government is to add a new clause to the Brexit bill to make it illegal for Parliament to extend the process beyond
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the end of next year. The post-Brexit transition
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period - due to conclude in December 2020 - can currently be extended by mutual agreement for up to two years. But an amended Withdrawal
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Agreement Bill the Commons is set to vote on this week would rule out any extension. Critics say this raises the chance
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of leaving the EU without a trade deal. Shadow Brexit secretary
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Sir Keir Starmer said the move was "reckless and irresponsible" and he argued that Prime Minister Boris Johnson was "prepared to put people's jobs at risk".