U.K. parliamentarians voted by a margin of 322 votes to 306 to pass an amendment to avoid leaving EU without a bill in place agreeing withdrawal terms.
Parliamentarians in the U.K. voted to delay Brexit once again on Saturday after a landmark vote backing a motion called the Letwin Amendment.
The result of the vote now legally requires the government, led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, to write to the European Commission and request a Brexit extension until January 31. Opposite Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn said he welcomed MPs voting for the Letwin Amendment and warned Johnson to be wary of breaking the law by going against the result of the vote.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Boris Johnson gets EU Brexit deal; next hurdle is ParliamentWith the ink barely dry on the proposal and Johnson still happily backslapping EU leaders at a summit in Brussels, a chorus of British party leaders said they would vote against the deal.
続きを読む »
Brexit: Boris Johnson faces knife-edge Parliament vote on EU deal
続きを読む »
The EU is preparing to delay Brexit if the UK Parliament rejects Boris Johnson's dealBoris Johnson will be legally obliged to ask the EU for an extension to Article 50 if MPs vote down his Brexit deal on Saturday.
続きを読む »
British people would rather stop Brexit than leave the EU with Boris Johnson's dealNew polling shows that just one-in-five voters choose leaving the EU with Boris Johnson's Brexit deal as their preferred scenario.
続きを読む »
British people would rather stop Brexit than leave the EU with Boris Johnson's deal - Business InsiderNew polling shows that just one-in-five voters choose leaving the EU with Boris Johnson's Brexit deal as their preferred scenario.
続きを読む »