Teresa's Brexit Agreement Was Not Passed By The British Parliament: Overwhelming Opposition

On January 15, London, England, the lower house of the British Parliament voted to veto the "Brexit" agreement reached between the British government and the European Union. The result was an overwhelming veto of the agreement by 432:202. The parliamentary vote is said to be the worst failure in the history of the British government. The previous record was a failure of 166 votes in 1924. British Prime Minister Teresa May will propose a new "Brexit" plan by the 21st.