U.K. lawmakers voted to seek another Brexit delay, dealing a blow to Boris Johnson’s pledge to leave the EU at the end of October
LONDON—British lawmakers voted Wednesday to again delay Brexit, frustrating Prime Minister Boris Johnson in his signature effort to take Britain out of the European Union at the end of October and setting the stage for a general election this fall.
The defeat for Mr. Johnson’s minority government significantly reduces the chances that the U.K. will leave the bloc abruptly on Oct. 31 without a deal to reduce expected economic disruption.
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