Two of Britain’s newspapers were critical of Prime Minister Theresa May’s second Brexit vote defeat as they rolled off the presses this morning.
“The Times”, a leading broadsheet, led with the headline “Driven to despair” and featured a picture of May being driven away from parliament on Tuesday night.
It said Britain had been “plunged into political crisis”.
The tabloid “The Sun” had the headline “Croaky Horror Show”, a reference to May losing her voice as she spoke in the Commons, as well as losing the vote on the Brexit deal.
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British lawmakers crushed May’s European Union divorce deal on Tuesday, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide within days whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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