Remainers will find it “incredibly difficult” to stop Brexit from taking place before the end of October, according to Labour MP Kate Hoey. The Labour Brexiteer told talkRADIO that the “genie was out of the bottle” and Brexit could not be reversed. The long-standing Vauxhall MP also warned Remain campaigners that she would refuse to leave her position as MP until the UK has left the EU.

Ms Hoey told talkRADIO: “The genie is out of the bottle now. It will be incredibly difficult to stop us leaving now.

“I do think the danger to our democracy if that happened now would be just catastrophic.

“The real danger to our country’s democracy is not no deal – it is staying inside the EU.

“I would like us to get out properly, not just half-in, half-out.”

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The MP also revealed that she could stay on in the House of Commons if the UK has not left the EU by the time the next election takes place.

Earlier this year, she confirmed that she would not seek re-election as a Labour candidate at the next poll.

Ms Hoey explained: “I will stay in Parliament until Brexit is delivered.

“I don’t want to leave Parliament until we’re out of the EU”.

“If the GE comes before we are out, certainly I wouldn’t be standing as a Labour candidate but I would consider something else perhaps.”

Ms Hoey campaigned with Nigel Farage during the 2016 referendum and there has been speculation she could stand as a Brexit Party candidate.

Her remarks come a day after parliament was officially prorogued for five weeks until the Queen’s Speech.

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted that “there is a way” of getting a Brexit deal.

He is preparing to discuss his options with Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster later today.

Mr Johnson’s attempts to force an early election have been blocked by MPs.

He said “loads of people” wanted an agreement but he was prepared to leave without one if “absolutely necessary”.

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