The moment Theresa May loses crucial Brexit deal vote

Theresa May has lost the vote on her crucial Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202 in what is the heaviest defeat of any British prime minister in the democratic era.  As a result Jeremy Corbyn has tabled a vote of no confidence, which will be debated in the House on Wednesday

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[brunoromualdo]

TWO YEARS of negotiations and failed hahaha insane. God Bless UK

[someoneyouknow]

I am British and I love how when the guy reads the results everyone is like 😂😂 reminds me of school smh

[treasuretrails]

British politics are pretty damn entertaining

[deep]

I can't handle politics being this exciting.

[laylaa]

Most Incompetent PM. Utter waste of time.

[Alxxjb]

It’s like an exam where you’ve had two years to revise but still not done any

[ElusiveFreeMan]

Any video containing Theresa May should be tagged as comedy because she's a joke.

[lostuser]

This is a historic moment. Remember it well, everyone.

[colebuchanan]

This will make a great movie in 10-20 years time

[sloth]

I honestly feel sorry for may. She was the only one brave enough to stake her public reputation and political career to sort out the mess Cameron left behind. Despite this the entire country is against her. She's faced defeat after defeat and yet nobody wants to help her. Corbyn keeps calling no confidence, this all seems more for his own political gain than for the good of Britain as if he wanted a successful brexit he would be working with may not against her.
To all the people who slander may and the government I say this to you.
I'd like to see you do better...

[LIAM-iekp]

Time is seriously running out...
I personally have no confidence in the government to get a deal out before March 29th.

[francescobonfiglio]

Brexit was voted by people, not by Westminster.

[evergreen]

Why is she still the PM? Why are Tories still in power? People of Britain deserve General Elections NOW !!!

[Djuren]

I somehow pity Mrs. May. She took over an unfortunate position at the Office of PM, as her predecessor first tried to promote the Brexit, then made a 180 turn and realized it was a bad idea. From the Moment she took over the Office, she had a difficult position. It was very clear that the Brexit would not come to pass quietly, there is too much at stake. Inside the EU, atleast where I come from (Germany), people were tremendously shaken at the UKs decision to leave the EU, because, after all, we still have the European Dream, And while a decentralized European Republic might never see the daylight, the EU Membership has obvious Advantages (e.g. free travel, no border controls, etc.). Yes, the EU is a bureaucratic Monster thats swallowing huge sums of monery, but the Brits didnt get the worst of it. In fact, Great Britain has a lot of autonomy, even inside the EU. I guess, People just didnt realized what a Brexit would mean. In the last 2 years People got confronted with the harsh truth, that life in the EU would go on largely unscathed, no matter the result of negotiations, but that life inside the UK would Change drastically which would come with hell a lot of disadvantages, chaos and even possible break-ups from the UK (EU Membership was one of the main reasons for the Scots to stay). While I dont think May is incompetent or a bad politician, she had the ungrateful Task to pick up the pieces left by her pro-Brexit Ministers and the Referendum started by the former Government. I sincerely wish Mrs May all the best, although I want the vote of no confidence to succeed in order to let a new Government take a shot at both recognizing and enacting the peoples will. i would be happy to see the Brexit canceled, as I dont want to european Dream to take a blow to the guts,

[KHANZTV]

Sort that tie out, before anything else please 🙏🏼

[TheYasminarf]

So she worked with the EU on a deal for 18 months and it was rejected by parliament... And she is expected to present a plan B in four days???!!! How on earth is this possible?

[nikkomere]

now english people will have to wash dishes in germany.

[terrible-vision]

as a media company why not help brexit instead of belittling what we as a country voted for . stop making brexit out to be the end of the world.

[jonnywalker]

Ah well, at least we're not Americans!

[Pifniii]

I've heard that the UK Parliament was still "rowdy", but this is hilarious. Felt like it was hundreds of years old..