After his office said first that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn would propose a no-confidence motion in May — and then said that he didn’t need to because she’d announced a date for a vote — he has now said he’ll propose such a motion immediately. This is a motion of no confidence in May, not in her government, so it’s not the type that could potentially trigger a general election. For that reason it has a greater chance of passing, as some Conservatives opposed to May’s Brexit strategy might vote for it.
