The House of Commons voted 521 to 73 in favour of the bill to bring in the agreement.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday signed a post-Brexit trade agreement with the European Union after the MPs overwhelmingly backed the deal, The Guardian reported. The House of Commons voted 521 to 73 in favour of the bill to bring in the agreement. The bill can now proceed to the House of Lords and is likely to receive royal assent before midnight. Johnson told the Parliament the trade deal will redefine the relationship between European Union and the UK.
