For the first time since 1923, the U-K now guearing up for a Christmas time election. With parliament hopelessly deadlocked over Brexit and the threat of a no-deal crashout avoided for now, the leader of the opposition agreeing to a December date for the vote. We review what has been another rollercoaster session in the Commons with the opposition set to force a tweak in the snap poll's date. We also ask what a December election means.
