Brexit LIVE: MPs Vote To Delay Johnson's Brexit Deadline

22 October 2019, 19:50

MPs Vote To Delay Boris Johnson's Brexit Deadline
MPs Vote To Delay Boris Johnson's Brexit Deadline. Picture: PA

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MPs have voted against the fast-track timetable for the government's Brexit bill by 308 to 322.

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