Boris Johnson says 'new chapter' will be delivered by Brexit Bill
Ahead of a vote by MPs on the Brexit Bill on Wednesday, the PM said the UK will work "hand in glove" with the EU when its values and interests coincide.
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Ahead of a vote by MPs on the Brexit Bill on Wednesday, the PM said the UK will work "hand in glove" with the EU when its values and interests coincide.
Boris Johnson’s EU trade deal has cleared the House of Commons, as the Government seeks to rush approval through Parliament in a single day. After little over four hours’ debate, MPs voted by 521 to 73 to give the European Union (Future Relationship) Bill, ratifying the deal finally agreed on Christmas Eve, a third reading. The Bill now goes to the House of Lords, where the debate is expected to continue until around 10.30pm on Wednesday. If, as expected, it passes the upper chamber, it will then go to the Queen for royal assent, with an announcement expected around midnight. That would p...
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Boris Johnson’s EU trade deal has cleared the House of Commons, as the Government seeks to rush approval through Parliament in a single day. After little over four hours’ debate, MPs voted by 521 to 73 to give the European Union (Future Relationship) Bill, ratifying the deal finally agreed on Christmas Eve, a third reading. The Bill now goes to the House of Lords, where the debate is expected to continue until around 10.30pm on Wednesday. If, as expected, it passes the upper chamber, it will then go to the Queen for royal assent, with an announcement expected around midnight. That would p...
MPs will vote on the Brexit agreement reached between the UK and the EU when Parliament returns on Wednesday.