Brexit: Confusion continues for green economy as May loses latest crucial vote

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Choice now appears to be between no deal and lengthy extension as MPs reject Withdrawal Agreement for the third time

MPs have rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement for the third time this afternoon, leaving a lengthy extension to Article 50 or a 'no-deal' departure as the two most likely outcomes...

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