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TCW’s Brexit year: May – Theresa’s WA monster that was never quite destroyed

December 24, 2019

THE fifth instalment of TCW’s 2019 Brexit year in review takes us back to the month of May, the growing pressure on cling-on Theresa to resign, her crushing defeat at the EU Elections, her ‘day of destiny’ and final agreement to resign that we marked here in the 50th and last day of our ‘Toppling of Theresa’ series.

We had already asked: ‘What next?’ and come to the conclusion that none of her Cabinet were fit to remain in office either, given their support for her thrice-defeated WA.

But the overriding concern remained, which was May’s Withdrawal Agreement, the monster that still breathed and must be destroyed, as Timothy Bradshaw explained here.

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