Boris climbs down on law-breaking Brexit plan after threat of Tory revolt

Boris Johnson has dodged a Tory rebellion over the controversial Internal Market Bill after agreeing to allow MPs a vote before using powers which would break international law.
No10has offered a compromise to try and win over the dozens of Conservatives who either abstained or voted against draft legislation that would override the withdrawal agreement, therefore breaking international law.The bill cleared its first hurdle in the Commons on Monday, after MPs approved giving it a second reading