UK MPs have voted to take a no-deal Brexit off the table, placing new pressure on May's government

British MPs profoundly rejected May's Brexit deal for a second time by a margin of 149 votes. The House of Commons now prepares to vote again today on whether the UK should leave the European Union without a deal on 29 March. So how is British media reacting the morning after this brutal defeat?

Speaker of the House of Commons in London, John Bercow, struggles to get order from MPs.

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Tuesday is the deadline for Theresa May to update lawmakers on the changes, if any, to her proposed Brexit deal.

Brexit has in some ways reached a stalemate in negotiations in the UK. After UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal suffered a historic parliamentary defeat, and May herself slimly survived a vote of no confidence in her government earlier this week, there was no time to waste in laying down

Theresa May suffered a fresh Brexit defeat on Wednesday when MPs called for any plan-B options to be quickly presented if her deal is defeated next week.

Members of British Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet on Tuesday (December 11) were confident she would be able to get a Brexit deal through parliament despite postponing a vote she acknowledged she would lose.

LIVE | UK Prime Minister Theresa May is addressing the UK Parliament in London.

The UK prime minister defeated moves to alter her government’s plans on customs and trade, but more obstacles lie ahead.

The 'mother of all parliaments' is set for the mother of all renovations

The British government is under renewed pressure over the behaviour of its MPs