Many of the papers lead on a vote by MPs aimed at preventing the UK from leaving the EU without a deal. A majority of 41 approved an amendment which would stop the next prime minster from suspending Parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit. The Metro describes the move as"the first revolt" against Tory leadership contender Boris Johnson.The Financial Times says the result of the vote was a"warning sign" of conflict ahead if Mr Johnson does become PM.
It brands the votes, abstentions, and resignation of minister Margot James as a"day of drama" in Parliament.While the Times nods towards the dramatic day in the Commons, its lead story is a £2bn pay rise for public sector workers, set to be unveiled as one of Theresa May's last acts as prime minister. Police officers, soldiers and teachers are among those to be given above-inflation pay rises, the government will announce next week.
About as dramatic as a dead hedgehog on the A12 .
BBC News' So with blocking no deal , they are refusing to leave the EU , you could say its like being married and not having a partner. Why do they not have the guts to say we refuse to leave the EU . and the people vote does not matter?
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