The Commons agree to the postponement of the date of the Brexit
LONDON (Reuters) – The House of commons has approved on Tuesday by 327 votes to 299, a text requiring that the date of Brexit is repulsed, inflicting a new defeat on the Prime minister, Boris Johnson.
Filed by the labour mp Hilary Benn, but signed by several elected conservatives, this proposal aims to prevent a “No Deal” to the date of 31 October, even if the head of the british government has clearly indicated that it did not intend to seek deferral from Europeans.
(William James, Nicolas Delame for the French service)
