A special two hour programme with all the votes, analysis and reaction on a historic day in British politics.
This is the moment MPs voted resoundingly against the prime minister’s Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202. We analyse what this could mean for Theresa May, the government and for the future of Brexit.
Gary Gibbon
That defeat for the government was of a scale few had contemplated. Some blamed the PM’s words to MPs last night. Some said the crowd mentality seIzed people and they joined the herd. Several former Cabinet Ministers told me that the PM would blow the party apart if she reached over to Labour senior backbenchers.…
Tune in at 7pm on Channel 4 and right here on the Channel 4 News website for a special two hour programme with all the votes, analysis and reaction on a historic day in British politics.
Watch the latest drama from the House of Commons as MPs conclude the debate over Theresa May’s Brexit deal – and vote on whether to accept it. And tune in at 7pm on Channel 4, YouTube and the Channel 4 News website for a special two hour programme with all the reaction to a historic…
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