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TEHRAN, October 26 - The British government said on Thursday its key piece of Brexit legislation would be debated in parliament on Nov.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - 14 and 15, the latest stage in what is expected to be a difficult lawmaking process that will test Prime Minister Theresa May's authority.
The first two of eight scheduled days of debate were announced in parliament by Andrea Leadsom, leader of the lower house, Reuters reported.
The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill is central to the government's Brexit plan, repealing the laws that made Britain an EU member and transposing existing EU law into British law.
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