No confidence vote faced by Theresa May after historic defeat
CNNCNN — British Prime Minister Theresa May is preparing to face another blistering day in Parliament as she battles to save her premiership in the wake of Tuesday’s crushing Brexit defeat. Video Ad Feedback Here's what you need to know about Brexit 03:38 - Source: CNN No confidence vote After May makes it through what is sure to be a blistering Question Time on Wednesday, Labour will table a motion “that this house has no confidence in Her Majesty’s government.” If the motion is successful, May has two weeks to regain the confidence of Parliament. Second referendum If – and likely when – Labour fails to topple May’s government, the party could begin campaigning for a second referendum on remaining in the European Union, according to the party’s shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer. In a speech on Monday, May said “people’s faith in the democratic process and their politicians would suffer catastrophic harm” if a second referendum were held.