Voting down revised Brexit deal leaves MPs with 2 options
According to Business Insider, British members of Parliament will be left with two options if they reject the Brexit deal again.
MPs will vote on the UK's revised withdrawal agreement next month, after extending the deadline to leave the EU until October.
Prime Minister Theresa May's government said they will provide parliament with the Withdrawal Agreement Bill on June 3rd.
But if the parliament rejects the bill, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said they will have two viable options: leave without a deal, or cancel their withdrawal from the euro bloc of nations.
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