Sixty - seven Labour
MPs broke ranks with their leader — and defied a campaign of abuse by left - wing trolls - by backing military action.
Not exact matches
... Thus far, 89 Coalition
MPs have so far
broken ranks against the Government; 67 of them Conservatives, together with 22 Liberal Democrats.
Most Labour
MPs initially stayed silent while privately distancing themselves from their newly - elected colleague, but after a few hours Corbyn ally Richard Burgon
broke ranks to support his embattled comrade.
At least 70 Labour
MPs are now willing to
break ranks and back that amendment when it returns to the Commons, according to the Times.
But wouldn't
MPs break party
ranks to enhance their influence in support of their constituents» wishes?
In total, 24 Tories — including former ministers like Lord Deben, Lord Willetts and Baroness Altmann —
broke ranks to back the amendment, unleashing the fury of die - hard Brexiteers and potentially giving pro-Remain
MPs cover to stage their own rebellion when the bill returns to the Commons.
A senior Conservative has
broken ranks to criticise the upcoming boundary review, saying it is «perverse» to cut the number of
MPs without reducing the size of the House of Lords.