SNP To Back Labour's Gaza Ceasefire Amendment
Labour may have managed to avoid a row with its own MPs after the SNP announced their intention to back Labour's amendment to its motion for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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Labour may have managed to avoid a row with its own MPs after the SNP announced their intention to back Labour's amendment to its motion for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Labour will order its MPs to abstain on the SNP's Gaza ceasefire motion on Wednesday, instead whipping its MPs to back an amendment calling for "an immediate humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza in a bid to avoid a showdown with its own MPs.
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