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May to hold parliamentary #Brexit vote on January 15 - BBC
Prime Minister Theresa May will hold a delayed parliamentary vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, 15 January, the BBC reported on Monday (7 January), citing government sources, writes Kate Holton.
May was forced to pull the vote on her deal in December after she said it would be defeated by a large majority. The government had previously said the vote would be held in the week of 14 January.
May said on Sunday that Britain would be in uncharted territory if her Brexit deal is rejected by parliament, despite little sign that she has won over sceptical lawmakers.
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