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MPs vote down May's Brexit deal
Prime Minister Theresa May speaks during the Brexit debate in the House of Commons today

THERESA MAY suffered a second heavy defeat over her Brexit deal tonight after 391 MPs voted against it.

 

A majority of 149 MPs voted against accepting the Withdrawal Agreement as just 242 MPs voted for it.

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