Britain will not engage in further talks with the EU if parliament rejects the Brexit deal.<br /><br /> The House of Commons debated a law that gives Prime Minister Theresa May the power to begin Brexit negotiations with the EU.<br /><br /> We are looking forward to serving our wine at the Houses of Parliament this evening to showcase English wine. pic.twitter.com/6klrKaswDi— Chapel Down Wines (@ChapelDownWines) February 6, 2017<br /><br /> David Jones is a UK Brexit Minister and echoed May’s no deal for Britain is better than a bad deal for Britain can’t think of a greater signal of weakness than for this House to send the Government back to the European Union and to say we want to negotiate further. I think that that would be, I think that would be seized upon as a sign of weakness.”<br /><br /> In a close vote seven Tories defied the PM and the government won 326 votes to 293.<br /><br /> If Britain fails to reach a deal with the EU then the country would return to the World Trade Organisation rules and risk potential tariffs on exports and imports.<br />
