Parliament to vote again on Brexit - BBC News

The British government has confirmed that parliament will vote on Brexit again on Friday, but only on one part of the deal reached with the European Union.

Members of parliament will vote on the withdrawal agreement including the Irish 'backstop', divorce bill and citizens' rights.
But it will not amount to a third 'meaningful vote' on the deal, as it will not include a vote on the UK's future relationship with the EU.

Meanwhile the British Chambers of Commerce said MPs need to stop “chasing rainbows” when it comes to resolving the Brexit impasse. At their annual conference, they said the Brexit uncertainty is already doing “real world damage” to the UK economy.

The 29th March was meant to be the day that Britain left the European Union. The BBC has been talking to voters in Weston-Super-Mare in North Somerset, where like the UK as a whole, they voted 52 to 48 in favour of Leaving.

Laura Kuenssberg, Emma Vardy, Simon Jack, John Pienaar and Ed Thomas report for the BBC News at Ten, presented by Sophie Raworth.

[dalton]

If you change your mind and vote for May’s deal only because she promised to resign, then it is clear you are putting politics before country.

[TheLewisLegend]

Vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote and vote until the Banking corporate establishment get what they want

[paulhoskin]

Most hated in UK
1 MPS
2 estate agents
3 lawyers
4 traffic wardens

[nicolae-sorinrus]

In 5 years time they will still vote on brexit ....circus

[cygnetspurs]

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable". President Kennedy

[denbydish]

Her deal is terrible, is this the only deal the UK can get? Yes? WTO. Grow up MPs.

[ew]

I am from the U.S., in 2016 I was visiting Spain. Everywhere I went I found English Expats who were very concerned about Brexit. They had been living in Span for many years, owned businesses, property, real estate investments. Their well founded fear was that Spain would deport them and they would lose all that they worked for their whole lives. It was a feared expressed to me from every English Expat I encountered. That was real, not a political motivated charade.

[stevewiles]

It's going to take longer to get out of the EU, than it did to fight WW2

[LondonHustle]

i really dont care what im gonna wake up and live my life the same way i did before, nothing will change. Life is short i really dont see why people get so worked up on this stuff, go out and have fun, enjoy life

[Brez]

Nice to see the BBC displaying their impartiality once again.

[karmasucks]

UK is such a sad nation and I think it became the laughing stock of the entire world...

[lorraine]

So... if a married couple, wanting a divorce, cant come up with an amicable agreement .. they should just stay together..?

[hemasingh]

Now, UK should vote whether to vote or not..
So much votes, a true democracy UK keep it up

[dafttool]

So the Parliament can vote on Brexit as many times as they want, but the people can’t? 🤔

[barryfowles-zlib]

In real life, Mrs May would not be capable of running a winkle stall outside a pub.

[tpmbe]

so sad for hard working people in the UK, who pays a huge amount of taxes for these idiots that can't deliver ...we need hard Brexit now and radical change to UK politics for our new future

[kevinwellwrought]

I sympathise with Britons being messed around by these MPs, everyday playing a different tune keeping poor people in limbo! People have so many problems to deal with and on top of that this white elephant called brexit! Only Mr Bercow has shown some integrity and acting above personal interest and pary politics. God bless Britons and save them from these politicians.

[scooterdooter]

Thank you, BBC. Kind of you to share with us Americans.

[johnr]

should be called bullshit not brexit !!!

[stevewiles]

What part of the word "LEAVE" don't they understand?