Opinion: As a constitutional lawyer, here’s how Boris Johnson's no-deal situation may play out

As the prime minister doubles down on plans, it's becoming harder to determine how things will play out once parliament returns from summer recess on September 3

to Mark Sedwill, cabinet secretary and head of the civil service, asking for his position on whether “the government should seek a time-limited extension to Article 50” if the country is in the midst of an election campaign.

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