Brexit deal split deeply risky move for Theresa May as MPs smell a trap

Stripping out the part of the deal that outlines what future relationship we will seek with the EU will annoy Labour MPs, who are already angry about not knowing what type of Brexit lies ahead due to the vague nature of the political declaration. No doubt, the government will seek to reassure MPs by promising to bring back another full vote on the whole Brexit deal in the coming weeks, giving them a chance to take blocking action. But some MPs smell a trap.It is UK law that dictates that both parts of Mrs May's deal need to passed before Brexit. Could the government seek to change the law and then attempt to leave the EU on the basis of tomorrow's vote?