Name: ボリス・ジョンソンのBrexitのために何が期限切れの敗北を意味するのか｜FT (What deadline defeat means for Boris Johnson's Brexit | FT)
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BORIS JOHNSON: --how welcome it is, even joyful,

that for the first time in this long saga,

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this house has actually accepted its responsibilities together,

SEBASTIAN PAYNE: Boris Johnson had a bittersweet victory

won a vote in principle on his Brexit deal.

back Mr Johnson's new withdrawal agreement

But he then suffered an immediate defeat when

the programme motion that defines the terms of debate was

The key thing was only five Labour MPs backed that

programme motion whereas 19 had backed Mr Johnson's deal.

approved Mr Johnson's Brexit deal, but not on the timetable

BORIS JOHNSON: The EU must now make up their minds

over how to answer parliament's request for a delay.

is that the government must take the only responsible course

and accelerate our preparations for a no deal outcome.

I will speak to EU member states about their intentions

until they have reached a decision, until we reach--

[INAUDIBLE] we will pause this legislation.

SEBASTIAN PAYNE: So what's going to happen next?

Well, Boris Johnson has thrown Brexit back over to the EU

and said there will have to respond on his request

If that's a relatively short request or a flexible request

that could fall away once a deal is passed,

Mr Johnson will probably go along with it.

Downing Street has tried for this twice in recent months,

2/3 of the Commons needs to vote for a general election.

And Labour MPs don't particularly want an election

right now, not least because the party is 10 points behind

we will leave the EU with this deal to which this house has

SEBASTIAN PAYNE: So once again, it's over to Brussels

but haven't quite said exactly what they do.

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