The House of Lords has passed the EU Withdrawal Bill after peers backed down on an amendment about allowing Parliament to have a say on the final Brexit deal.
Brexit: House of Lords passes EU Withdrawal bill after peers back down on 'meaningful vote' amendment
STEPANAKERT, JUNE 21, ARTSAKHPRESS: The news means Theresa May's flagship Brexit bill has cleared its final parliamentary hurdle after she managed to avoid a backbench rebellion with an eleventh hour concession to pro-EU Tories.
MPs voted by 319 to 303 to reject a House of Lords amendment that would have ensured the Commons would have the chance to block a "no deal" Brexit.
