British lawmakers will have to hit the ground running when they return to the House of Commons on Tuesday. MPs will have just five sitting days to put the wheels in motion to try and stop a ‘no deal’ exit on 31 October, before Parliament is suspended until 14 October. There is talk that MPs may try to convene over the weekend of 7/8 September – something that has only happened a handful of times since World War II. Even so, the chances of a successful early strike by lawmakers seem low as things stand. Most MPs who are opposed to ‘no deal’ would prefer to legislate to force Prime Minister Boris Johnson to ask for ... (full story)