Theresa May's Brexit deal, as expected, voted down! (by 432 to 202 votes!)

[FinnMickC00L]

Fortunately six months later everything is now as clear as mud.

[oldfool]

As it was over three years ago. Only thing is that it is not the debating society in Eton but the reality ??of the House of Commons

[FranknStein]

The deal Theresa May had was not seen as a good one. Better than a hard Brexit but still not good.
The markets believe the vote makes a softer Brexit more likely. Investors believe if Theresa May is forced to compromise she will compromise in the direction of those who would prefer a Brexit that more closely resembled a customs union or Norway arrangement.
The vote also means that it is also more likely Brexit may not happen at all.
She should also win her confidence vote, a serious setback for Jeremy Corbyn, a man not liked by investors.

However, despite the slight rise, Sterling still has taken a battering over the Brexit fiasco.

Time moves on. Blow Job is now in the Palace of Westminster as the First Lord of the Treasury.
And has surrounded himself with plenty more blowhards.

[FinnMickC00L]

Covid-19 got Brexit done, in the minds of the general populace anyway.
Out of sight, out of mind.