The UK House of Lords voted by a margin of 119 in favour of an amendment to the EU Withdrawal Bill giving Parliament the powers to intervene if no Brexit deal is reached before March 2019. In response, Theresa May said she would not be bound by any such amendment.
The UK House of Lords voted by a margin of 119 in favour of an amendment to the EU Withdrawal Bill giving Parliament the powers to intervene if no Brexit deal is reached before March 2019. The "meaningful vote" amendment, tabled by Lord Hailsham and dubbed "Grieve Two" after a similar failed move last week by former Attorney General Dominic Grieve, will now be sent back to the Commons for further debate.