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- Private discussions are underway about a new centrist force in British politics.
- Sources tell Business Insider that moderate Labour and Conservative MPs who oppose Brexit are involved in confidential discussions.
- However, insiders say talks are at an early stage, vague and not yet likely to lead to a new party.
- Sir Vince Cable, leader of the Liberal Democrats, has been “sounding out” MPs from other parties about potentially forming an alliance.
- However, the Lib Dems have major reforms planned and are unlikely to give up on the party anytime soon.
LONDON — Politicians from across the political spectrum have been holding secret talks about forging a new centrist political movement, well-placed sources from all the major parties have told Business Insider.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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