MPs have rejected Theresa May’s Withdrawal Agreement for the third time, plunging Brexit into further uncertainty.
286 MPs voted for the Withdrawal Agreement, while 344 voted against.
That means the bill is defeated by a majority of 58.
It had previously suffered losses by majorities of 230 and 149.
Britain could now crash out of the EU with no deal on April 12 or ask for a lengthy extension, forcing it to hold European elections in May.
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The Prime Minister had pledged to stand down if her deal passed, but its failure throws that promise into question.
European leaders will meet for an emergency summit on April 10, European Council’s President Donald Tusk tweets.
A lengthy delay to Brexit is now possible, but Britain could also crash out of the EU with no deal on April 12.
SOURCE: CNN
