Corbyn responds to Boris' speech: 'He's a bit delusional'

Boris Johnson faces a showdown in Parliament today after he vowed to push for a snap general election if rebel MPs succeed in a bid to seize control of parliamentary proceedings. Parliament returns this afternoon at 2.30pm after recess, with MPs looking to take control of Commons business to allow them to discuss proposed legislation to block a no-deal Brexit. Addressing the nation outside Number 10, the Prime Minister insisted "I don't want an election, you don't want an election" but moments later a senior Government source said any bid to "wreck" the UK's negotiating position would prompt a motion for an early election on October 14. Calling an election then would mean Mr Johnson could campaign on his Brexit strategy and return to Brussels with his own fresh mandate for leaving the EU with or without a deal. Rebel leaders are confident they can win the vote tonight. If they seize the order paper tomorrow, the bill will come before the Commons tomorrow from 3pm. It has to pass the Commons, and the Lords, by Thursday.

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