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Members of the House of Commons of the British Parliament voted in favor at second reading in controversial a bill for the UK domestic market, The Guardian reported.
Voting is over with 340 votes against 263 against and a majority of 77 votes.
During a lengthy debate, Prime Minister Boris Johnson insisted that legislation that would put the UK in violation of international law was the legal protection necessary for relations between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Gove: London wants negotiations with the EU to continue
He does not retreat
This is an insurance policy waiting will never be usedif an agreement is reached with Brussels.
The law of the internal market determines how you trade in the UK it will operate once outside the single market and the EU customs union.
All Living former prime ministers have expressed concern.
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