British parliament rejects PM May's Brexit deal

The House of Commons on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal with the European Union, raising more questions about the nature of Britain's future relationship with the economic bloc.In one of the heaviest defeats for a government in modern British history, 432 members voted against the Withdrawal Agreement brokered between the European Union and May with the government only managing to get 202 votes in favor.May said she will hold cross-party meetings to explore new ideas and go back to the European Union with any fresh proposals.The opposition Labour Par…READ FULL ARTICLE