Dynamite News UK House of Commons passes bill seeking to delay Brexit
The lower house of the British parliament approved legislation, seeking to instruct the government of Prime Minister Theresa May to request the European Union the extension of the Brexit deadline to prevent a potentially disorderly departure on April 12 without a deal, Officials said.
London: The lower house of the British parliament approved legislation, seeking to instruct the government of Prime Minister Theresa May to request the European Union the extension of the Brexit deadline to prevent a potentially disorderly departure on April 12 without a deal, Officials said.
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The legislation was put forward on Wednesday by opposition Labour lawmaker Yvette Cooper, was rushed through all of its stages in the House of Commons in less than six hours.
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