British Prime Minister Theresa May will face a motion of no confidence called by Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn on Wednesday.
The British Parliament rejected the Brexit agreement that Theresa May negotiated with the European Union yesterday by 202 votes in favor and 432 against.
“Jobs and NHS would be put at risk by a Labour government led by Jeremy Corbyn”
3.4m more jobs.
More children in good or outstanding schools.
More money to our NHS.All of this would be put at risk by a Labour government led by Jeremy Corbyn.#PMQs pic.twitter.com/j7pJ8VTleg
— Theresa May (@theresa_may) January 16, 2019
Currently, the Conservatives have 316 votes in UK’s Parliament — with 320 needed for a majority. Theresa May will need the support of the DUP party if she wants to keep her job.
If Theresa May lost today’s vote, the government would have 14 days to regain the confidence of the Parliament or, theoretically, Corbyn could seek to build a coalition in order to take charge — with majority support of the Parliament.
Following the Government's defeat in last night's #MeaningfulVote, @jeremycorbyn tabled a motion of #NoConfidence. MPs are expected to debate the motion this afternoon.
Business starts with #ScottishQuestions at 11.30am, followed by #PMQs at noon.https://t.co/HC50Us0bw1 pic.twitter.com/o0S8rzUGX3
— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) January 16, 2019
