Daily Mail: 'What DO you want then?' May's scathing reply to MPs after they reject her Brexit deal by a crushing 230 votes - the biggest government defeat in history - as Britain's future hangs on crunch no-confidence motion TOMORROW
* Theresa May suffered massive House of Commons defeat on her Brexit deal in the long-awaited vote tonight
* Defeat by 230 votes was comfortably the biggest for a government in history, outstripping Labour in 1924
* DUP and Tory Eurosceptics joined Labour, the SNP, the Liberal Democrats and other parties against package
* Mrs May made a statement immediately after the vote tonight saying she would 'listen' but will not quit
* Jeremy Corbyn has immediately called a vote of no confidence in the government in a bid to force an election
Theresa May vowed to fight on tonight despite her Brexit deal being dramatically crushed in the biggest Commons defeat in history.
The PM's grip on power was left hanging by a thread after Tory rebels joined forces with Labour to trounce the plan by 432 votes to 202.
The majority of 230 was by far the biggest on record, higher than the 166 defeat for the Labour majority government in 1924. Cheering could be heard by crowds of protesters gathered outside Parliament as the news filtered through - while the EU expressed shock.
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UK Parliament votes overwhelmingly to reject Theresa May's Brexit deal with EU -- France 24
Brexit deal proposed by Theresa May rejected by British Parliament, plunging UK into uncertainty -- ABC News Online
Theresa May’s Brexit plan rejected by British parliament -- RT
UK PM May's statement to parliament after Brexit vote defeat -- Reuters
UK’s May faces no-confidence vote after Brexit plan crushed -- AP
Labour calls General Election vote which could bring Theresa May down within 24 hours and overturn Brexit completely -- The SUN
Corbyn tables no confidence vote in May's Tory govt -- RT
Remain supporters rejoice outside Parliament as May's deal is crushed by 230 votes - while Leave voters ALSO celebrate and far-right 'Yellow Vest' is arrested -- Daily Mail
EU to step up planning for no-deal Brexit: Juncker, Michel -- Reuters
The EU calls for Brexit to be CANCELLED AFTER May's crushing defeat: Council President Donald Tusk says 'no one wants no deal' and asks 'who will finally have the courage to say what the only positive solution is' -- Daily Mail
'Brexit chaos complete!' How the world reacted to news of Theresa May's Brexit humbling -- Daily Mail
3 comments:
Dang that is a beat down of biblical proportions.🤯😵
She sure knows how to lead and solve problems
#womenarethefuture
The EU reportedly kept in close contact with MP's in Britain as the deal was negotiated so they knew their deal was dead on arrival before they signed it.
Obviously PM May knew her party was dead set against the deal the second she signed it. The Northern Ireland piece betrayed her own promises to her DUP confidence and supply partners.
So why did they sign it? Why did May allow two months to waste before voting on it?
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