House of Commons Approves Brexit Deal Backed By PM Boris Johnson

The House of Commons voted 358 to 234 to advance Johnson's EU Withdrawal Agreement bill, committing the UK to leave the EU by January 31st. The bill also prohibits extensions beyond 2020 for the transition period. This vote follows the Conservative party's recent election victory, securing a parliamentary majority. Further debates will occur after the Christmas recess, and the bill will be sent to the House of Lords for approval.

What was the outcome of the House of Commons vote on Johnson's EU Withdrawal Agreement bill?

• The bill was postponed.

• The bill was rejected.

• The bill was advanced.

• The bill was amended.

By what date does the bill commit the UK to leave the EU?

• December 31st

• June 30th

• January 31st

• March 31st

What does the bill rule out for the transition period beyond 2020?

• Currency changes

• Immigration changes

• Extensions

• New trade agreements

What significant political event occurred eight days before the bill's passing?

• A new Prime Minister was elected.

• The Conservative party won a parliamentary majority.

• The UK held a referendum.

• The EU agreed to new terms.

What is the next step for the bill after further debate in Parliament?

• It will be sent to the European Parliament.

• It will be sent to the House of Lords.

• It will be sent to the Prime Minister for approval.

• It will be sent to the Queen for royal assent.