British Lawmakers Vote To Delay Decision On Brexit Deal

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal is similar to Theresa May's, with changes in rules for Northern Ireland. A parliamentary amendment delayed the vote, requiring legislation to pass first. Johnson is now expected to request an EU extension, though he claims it's unnecessary. The House of Commons will revisit the issue soon.

What is the main difference between Boris Johnson's Brexit deal and Theresa May's?

• The rights of EU citizens in the UK

• The financial settlement with the EU

• The timeline for leaving the EU

• The rules governing goods from Northern Ireland

Why did Parliament vote in favor of an amendment regarding the Brexit deal?

• To change the rules for Northern Ireland

• To speed up the approval process

• To ensure a financial settlement with the EU

• To prevent Britain from leaving the EU without a deal

What does the amendment passed by Parliament aim to achieve?

• A delay in the Brexit process

• Legislation to implement the deal before approval

• A new referendum on Brexit

• Immediate approval of the Brexit deal

What is Boris Johnson's stance on negotiating a delay with the EU?

• He is open to negotiations

• He is undecided on the matter

• He has already negotiated a delay

• He refuses to negotiate a delay

What is the next step for Parliament regarding the Brexit deal?

• To hold a public referendum

• To approve the deal without changes

• To take up the matter again on Monday

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU