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Politics Live - readers' edition - Friday 14 September

Mark Carney the Governor of the Bank of England
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, leaves from the back of Downing Street yesterday after addressing the cabinet meeting discussing a no deal Brexit. Photograph: Matt Dunham/AP

We’re not writing our usual blog today but here, as an alternative, is the Politics Live readers’ edition. It is a place for you to discuss today’s politics, and to share links to breaking news and to the most interesting stories and blogs on the web.

Feel free to express your views robustly, but please treat others with respect and don’t resort to abuse. Guardian comment pages are supposed to be a haven from the Twitter/social media rant-orama, not an extension of it.

You can read all today’s Guardian politics stories here.

And here are some of the main ones on our site this morning.

  • The governor of the Bank of England has warned the cabinet that the impact of a no-deal Brexit could be as catastrophic as the financial crisis that crippled the UK economy a decade ago.
  • Eurostar trains may stop running in the event of a chaotic no-deal Brexit, the French minister for Europan affairs has warned.
  • The leaders of the EU will not impose new instructions on Michel Barnier to get a Brexit deal, a senior diplomat has confirmed, in a blow to the UK’s hopes of going over the chief negotiator’s head to secure approval for its Chequers plan.
  • Jewish and Muslim leaders have criticised Conservative MEPs for voting against measures to censure Hungary, saying it was deeply worrying that they had declined to condemn the repressive policies of the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán.
  • More than 100 constituency Labour parties have submitted motions to the Labour conference calling for the party to back a referendum on any final Brexit deal.

On Thursdays local council byelections take place. There were six yesterday. Britain Elects has the results.

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