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[19:01
First up, they are voting on amendment A

This calls for MPs to reject leaving without a deal in any circumstance.

There was confusion earlier, as Caroline Spelman,
one of the MPs who moved it, said she
wanted to withdraw it.
But Yvette Cooper, one of the signatories,
said she wanted it to be put to a vote.]

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Yes: 312
No:308


It won by 4 votes

[reece(:]

Amendment passed of No deal at all rejected

[bitontheslide]

there will be some resignations as some tories have gone against the government

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Vote F Malthouse

Yes :164
No:374


Defeated by 210

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Yes : 321
No : 278

On a Deal.

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[bitontheslide]

May wont sack anyone given that the vote is not legally binding

[reece(:]

May trying to get her deal to pass a THIRD time?

What happened to the backlash about voting again on something after getting the result you didn't desire?

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by reece(:

May trying to get her deal to pass a THIRD time?

What happened to the backlash about voting again on something after getting the result you didn't desire?

parliament will have to accept may's deal now or kill article 50. That's what tonights vote really means. I don't fancy being an MP if they kill article 50

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The Vote Tomorrow is at 5PM


Ref: Adam Boulton
SkyNewsHD

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

parliament will have to accept may's deal now or kill article 50. That's what tonights vote really means. I don't fancy being an MP if they kill article 50

So hard border via no deal or Northern Ireland being stuck in the backstop via May's deal?

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by reece(:

So hard border via no deal or Northern Ireland being stuck in the backstop via May's deal?

parliament .... and that means all of them, can't in good faith allow a no deal scenario, which means they either vote for a deal or revoke article 50. The EU have said they wont renegotiate, but reality is they may move a little, but it will still be May's deal 99.99%

Just to be clear, revoking article 50 means we don't leave

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Just to be clear, revoking article 50 means we don't leave

We were always heading for this regardless of the result of the referendum anyway lbr

[MTVN]

Meaningful vote 3 let's go!

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Meaningful vote 3 let's go!

Meaningful vote 3 is next week, so there is a possibility of a meaningful vote 4

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

parliament .... and that means all of them, can't in good faith allow a no deal scenario, which means they either vote for a deal or revoke article 50. The EU have said they wont renegotiate, but reality is they may move a little, but it will still be May's deal 99.99%

Just to be clear, revoking article 50 means we don't leave

there's also the option to extend, for 2 months or 2 years
and either get May's deal passed within 2 months or ask for 2 years and either start from scratch and negotiate soft brexit with labour or go for 2nd ref

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but the trick she pulled today following the spellman amendment was nasty
only last night she said she'd be voting for scrapping no deal
the bitch didn't specify she'd only vote for it without the spellman amendment
so when it got passed she made a u turn and voted for no deal to be kept and whipped others
this is all a game for them

[reece(:]

Miss Soubry said it perfectly earlier on the BBC, May is a robot running out of battery with tin ears, stubbornly focused on forcing her dead deal through.. pandering to the ERG when she should be reaching across the house

[Scarlett.]

It's all ****ed
We're ****ed
****

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