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posted by takyon on Wednesday January 16 2019, @05:46PM   Printer-friendly
from the Why-Not-Re-Referendum? dept.

Brexit vote: What just happened and what comes next?

With only approximately two more months before a default no-deal "hard Brexit," the British Parliament has decisively rejected Prime Minister May's proposed plan for leaving the European Union.

There is a no confidence vote in works which, if successful, will dissolve the government and force another general election.

See also: Live: Latest as MPs debate no confidence vote


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday January 17 2019, @07:53PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Thursday January 17 2019, @07:53PM (#788006)

    So take the freedom of movement issue: Is it strictly necessary to prevent wars? No.

    Do not be so sure. When the subjects have the option of just getting up and walking away from a local crazy-in-chief, converting them into cannon fodder is MUCH harder than when conveniently trapped within national borders.