Parliament Votes to Trigger Article 50 By End of March - Guido Fawkes

Parliament Votes to Trigger Article 50 By End of March

The government amendment to trigger Article 50 by March wins by 461-89. Names of the 89 who voted against on the site tomorrow morning…

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