Britain's House of Commons faces another crucial vote on Brexit overnight, as MPs decide whether or not to proceed with a 'no deal' exit from the European Union. It follows a humiliating defeat for Prime Minister Theresa May and her latest deal negotiated with the EU. MPs on Tuesday rejected Theresa May's Brexit deal for a second time to prompt further instability at Westminster and uncertainty over the UK's departure from the EU. The British PM, whose political future has also been thrown into doubt, saw 391 MPs vote against her withdrawal agreement, with 242 voting in favour. This delivered a defeat by 149 votes for Ms May's deal.
