MPs approve Johnson's Brexit Withdrawal Agreement
Bill passes Second Reading easily thanks to government's 80-strong majority, marking a major step towards the UK's exit from the EU
MPs have today passed the Prime Minister's Withdrawal Agreement Bill in its Second Reading, the first major hurdle to the legislation becoming law before the UK's Brexit date of January 31. MPs voted...
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