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UK Parliament to vote on ‘historic’ Brexit trade deal with EU By Mansoor|   Published: 30th December 2020 3:06 pm IST London: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson recalled Parliament from its Christmas break on Wednesday to get the Brexit free trade agreement (FTA) struck with the European Union cleared through all parliamentary stages for the EU (Future Relationship) Bill to become law in time for January 1 next year. The 80-page bill, which follows a last-minute deal agreed with the European Union (EU) last week just days before the December 31 deadline of the end of the Brexit transition ...

The UK will “open a new chapter in our national story”, Boris Johnson has claimed as MPs prepare to vote on his Brexit deal.

Layla Moran MP Today MPs will have just five hours to scrutinise and debate the EU (Future Relationship) Bill, which puts the EU-UK trade deal into law. As I write, the Bill hasn’t been published. The deal we are voting on is over 1,200 pages long including annexes. And yet this deal is threadbare. It’s bad for jobs, bad for businesses, bad for security and it’s bad for our environment. Like you, I really want to move forward and to see our community united again after four years of division. But this deal, which will wrap our enterprises in red tape rather than cutting it, isn’...

Boris Johnson has signed the trade deal, while the bill goes to the House of Lords before going to the Queen for royal assent. That would pave the way for the deal to take effect at 11pm on Thursday when the current Brexit transition period ends. Opening the debate in the Commons, the prime minister said the deal would enable the UK to trade and co-operate with the EU on the “closest possible terms” while taking “sovereign control of our laws and our national destiny”. He said he hoped it would end the “old, desiccated, tired, super-masticated arguments” which have dogged the co...