Friday, March 29, 2019

U.K. Prime Minister May Loses Brexit Vote By 344 To 286



Daily Mail: May loses Brexit vote by 344 to 286: PM hints at an election by saying 'I fear we are reaching the limits of the process' after failing to pass her deal despite Brexiteer climbdown

* Theresa May's deal faced a make-or-break vote and will warn not to vote for it would be a 'betrayal' of public
* Her withdrawal agreement received 286 votes from MPs but 344 were against it - a deficit of 58 votes
* 34 Tory rebels - 28 Brexiteers and six remainers - while only five Labour MPs sided with the PM in Commons
* Boris Johnson had thrown his weight behind the deal - but hardcore Brexiteers say no to 'surrender' to EU
* Prime Minister could be forced to call a General Election as early as next week as UK heads for softer Brexit

Theresa May's Brexit is in tatters today - and Tory rebels are already calling on her to quit - after her deal was defeated by 58 votes in the Commons.

The Prime Minister has now hinted she will consider collapsing Parliament and calling a general election after the 'grave' result and said: 'I fear we are reaching the limits of the process in this House.'

Britain will now not leave the EU on May 22 and Mrs May is expected to beg Brussels for a longer Article 50 extension to avoid a No Deal Brexit on April 12.

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WNU Editor: In such a normal situation the U.K. should get ready for a hard Brexit. But the problem is that a majority of MPs are against Brexit, and I am also sure they are not going to lay the groundwork to respect the decision that U.K. voters made to leave the European Union. So what is next? I predict one of two things. A indefinite delay, or an election where the next government will either continue with the process of Brexit (which I doubt), or terminate it and disregard the results of the referendum (which I expect).

More News On The U.K. Prime Minister May Losing The Brexit Vote By 344 To 286

May hints at possible need for election, saying MPs 'reaching limits' of Brexit process - live news -- The Guardian
Live: Reaction as Brexit vote -- BBC
Brexit: UK Parliament votes against withdrawal deal — live updates -- DW
Live: British MPs reject PM Theresa May’s Brexit deal for third time -- France24
Brexit: MPs reject May's EU withdrawal agreement -- BBC
MPs reject Theresa May's Brexit deal by 58 votes -- The Guardian
Parliament sinks May's Brexit deal again, EU braces for no-deal exit -- Reuters
UK lawmakers reject government’s Brexit deal -- AP
UK Parliament has dealt May's Brexit plan a fatal blow -- CNN
Furious Theresa May blasts John Bercow for wrecking her Brexit withdrawal agreement by blocking all amendments before MPs rejected it for a third time -- Daily Mail

1 comment:

  1. Eu-crats and other slugs do not Brexit.

    They know of Brexit succeeds there may be a Nexit.

    I am for one world government, but how it gets there and what the final rules are matters a great deal. Point is I am not against the concept of the EU, but I am against this group of losers.

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