> the only reason I can think of that the deal is rejected is that Corbin, or whoever else would come out of this kerfuffle victorious For it to be defeated by

> the only reason I can think of that the deal is rejected is that Corbin, or whoever else would come out of this kerfuffle victorious For it to be defeated by such a margin, it had to receive cross-party rejection. 118 Conservatives voted against it (with 196 voting for), it was proposed by a Conservative Government.