Peers vote against referendum at end of divorce talks but are set to back call for meaningful vote on deal The House of Lords has voted against a second Brexit referendum, but peers are likely to support an amendment forcing Theresa May to give parliament a more meaningful vote on the UK's final deal at the end of two years of negotiations. Peers voted by by 336 votes to 131 - a majority of 205 - against letting Britain vote again on whether to leave the EU at the end of divorce talks in 2019, w...
Peers vote against referendum at end of divorce talks but are set to back call for meaningful vote on deal The House of Lords has voted against a second Brexit referendum, but peers are likely to support an amendment forcing Theresa May to give parliament a more meaningful vote on the UK's final deal at the end of two years of negotiations. Peers voted by by 336 votes to 131 - a majority of 205 - against letting Britain vote again on whether to leave the EU at the end of divorce talks in 2019, w...
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