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Brexit deal vote: The possible rebels to watch out for as UK-EU agreement
looks set to pass in a day

Brexit vote a bigger political risk for Keir Starmer than Boris Johnson, with
deal set to pass easily

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   After four years of internal and external wrangling, the Government is
   finally set to pass its post-Brexit trade deal into law, putting the
   ongoing uncertainty to bed and setting the course for the UK’s economy
   in the years to come.
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   But history has taught us that Brexit brings out parliamentarians
   willing to take a stand on principle, and the current crop of MPs has
   proven itself quite rebellious already, notwithstanding the Prime
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   President of the European Commission, ahead of the opening sessions of
   the European Council summit at EU headquarters in Brussels. The UK and
   EU have reached a post-Brexit trade agreement. PA Photo. Issue date:
   Saturday December 26, 2020. See PA story POLITICS Brexit. Photo credit
   should read: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire Boris Johnson with Jean-Claude
   Juncker in 2019 – the deal he has secured should pass more easily than
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   spoken out about their expectations on fish and sovereignty – but it
   remains to be seen whether the deal as struck is enough to trigger a
   vote against the only form of Brexit that is currently on the table.

Labour remainers
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   He’s been clear that he expects the Conservatives to own the
   consequences – but plenty of Labour MPs spent much of the previous
   parliament strongly committed to the anti-Brexit cause, and may
   struggle to perform the gymnastics necessary to agree to the
   not-all-that-close future relationship.
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   deal.

   The Brexit-backing DUP will reject the deal because of the settlement
   on the border, with new administrative burdens for goods passing
   between Britain and Northern Ireland.
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   will also vote against.
     * Boris Johnson
     * Brexit Deal
     * Keir Starmer

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