Opposition Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn and Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said they oppose Prime Minister Theresa May’s European Union withdrawal bill in its current form, underlining the challenge for the government in passing a key piece of Brexit legislation. The bill to enshrine all EU laws in domestic legislation to smooth Britain’s departure from the bloc returns to the House of Commons for debate on Tuesday and Wednesday, before it’s passed to the upper chamber, the House of Lords. Labour submitted five amendments for debate. “We’ve got the vote coming up this week on the EU withdrawal bill, ... (full story)