Boris Johnson will call early elections | E …

By 328 votes against 301, the parliamentarians decided to confiscate the government control of the parliamentary agenda to decide on a law obliging to request the postponement of Brexit. In response, Johnson will immediately file a motion to request a general election.

Boris Johnson lost the majority today in the British Parliament a few hours before the vote. A Conservative MP joined the ranks of the Liberal Democratic Party to protest the "form of aggression" with which the prime minister had promoted "a destructive Brexit".

MP Philip Lee, who has been in the House of Commons since 2010, said in a statement that Johnson "unnecessarily endangers lives and homes and endangers the integrity of the United Kingdom for no reason".

The Prime Minister met with parliamentarians when, in the middle of the session, Lee stood up and sat next to the Liberal Democrats. His jump took place while Johnson was trying to leave the European Union on October 31, with or without an agreement, for which he proposed to suspend the activity of Parliament until October 14th.

"In a more general way, Johnson's strategy harms the economy, democracy and the country's role in the world, in addition to using political manipulation, harbadment and lies." and to do all this deliberately and intentionally, "he warned. He reads in his resignation note, in which he states that "the party I joined in 1992 is not the party I leave today".

Lee believes that the Liberal Democratic Party is now "best placed to create the necessary unifying and inspiring force" and to leave "a country and a better world for future generations".