UK parliament will act to stop no deal Brexit - pro-EU party leader
The Sunday Times, citing a senior government source, reported that rebel lawmakers were planning to wrest control of the legislative agenda away from Prime Minister Theresa May next week with a view to suspending or delaying Brexit.
Asked whether lawmakers could bring forward legislation to revoke Article 50, Cable told BBC TV: "Yes that is exactly what will happen and that is exactly what we should be doing because it would be absolutely outrageous and unforgivable if the chaotic circumstances of a no deal were allowed to happen."
"I think parliament will take control of this process, will insist that we pursue the option of no Brexit," he added. (Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
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