LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government reached a deal on Wednesday to avert a rebellion in his own party, giving parliament a say over the use of post-Brexit powers within its proposed Internal Market Bill that break international law.
Although the bill passed its first test in parliament on Monday , it has been heavily criticised by some within Johnson's party. The government and the rebels in a joint statement said they had agreed a deal where parliament must vote for a motion before the powers can be used by a minister.
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