UPDATES: UK govt loses third vote on rotten Brexit deal, motion of no confidence looming? (pg. 71)-UK Government on verge of collapse

Are remainers gutted?

Another close one

FUCK
NO CHOICE

welp that's a disaster

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Labour's official position was to abstain on Sarah Wollaston's motion calling for another referendum, arguing that now was not the right time for a fresh vote.

Twenty five Labour MPs rebelled against their party leadership by voting for the amendment, including David Lammy, Owen Smith, Ian Murray, Stella Creasy and Meg Hillier.

Eighteen Labour MPs rebelled in a different way - by opposing the motion. These included Kate Hoey, John Mann and Caroline Flint.

Benn/Cooper/Boles/Letwin amendment to take control of Brexit through indicative votes FAILS BY 312 votes to 314

Benn amendment to allow MPs to take over gov role has been defeated by 2!


Very significant defeat... good for Brexit

if it was a tie Speaker BERKow would have had the casting vote apparently.

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Corbyns amendment now to reject everything and extend past the EU elections in May.

Breaking: Tom Watsons adviser quits front bench to vote against Corbyn

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Stoke-on-Trent North MP Ruth Smeeth has resigned as a shadow ministerial aide – to vote against a ‘People’s Vote’ on Brexit.

Labour had called on its MPs to abstain on an amendment calling for a second referendum this afternoon, but Ms Smeeth said she had to break the whip to vote against it.

This meant she had to step down as Labour deputy leader Tom Watson’s parliamentary private secretary, a position she has held for two years.

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I've resigned from Labour's front bench this evening in order to vote against a second referendum. This was a difficult decision but I have a duty to support the will of my constituents. We need to leave, and leave with a deal that works for the Potteries

More resignations expected shortly

What she really means is she felt the anger from her constituents....Like they all should and will.

Corbyn smacked down, time for the big one.

and that is that one fuck as well

What is corbyn doing?

No one knows.

The EU are crapping their selves over the up and coming EU elections..The outcome will not be good for them...so do they really want the Brits taking part in it and running riot.

Governement wins, brexit delayed.

AND WE ARE BACK TO SQUARE ONE

go to eu and bring begging bowl
PLEASE SIR CAN I HAVE SOME MORE TIME
.....

can't imagine what the answer is .....

I think they have calculated that the UK parliament will cave in and vote through May's rotten deal soon enough. Robert Peston had MP guests on his show last night from the different parties and factions, but yet all of them were cautiously optimistic that May's deal would get voted through.

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Dependent on May's deal being voted through next week and EU granting the 2 month extension.

We are screwed o we'll bring on UN migration pact.

Just watch the EU will deny the request........watch this

space, We know how them f*ckers play!!!!

What's the chances of that happening do you think? Almost a guarantee?

^ ^ ^ ^

I could imagine yes, nothin better than kicking your opponent when down.

So many 'what ifs' still at play. BERKow could even end up being the accidental hero of the hour if he refuses to allow May's deal to be brought again to a meaningful vote next week, because of rules that state the exact same thing can't be voted on twice in a single session of parliament.


Could John Bercow stop Theresa May putting her Brexit deal to Parliament for a third vote?

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Farage is already lobbying for it.

He gave Theresa a second chance by using that law last time

he'll work with Her I'm sure.

Remember the obscure law he used, the one never used in the commons ever?