British PM Theresa May suffered another defeat in parliament over her Brexit strategy, just 43-days before Britain leaves EU. The House of Commons rejected a-government-motion intended to express MPs' support for May as she seeks to renegotiate her Brexit deal with EU. Hardline euroskeptics in her Conservative-party abstained from voting on government's non-binding motion, which they believed raised the chances of avoiding a-no-deal Brexit.

The British government has cancelled a contract to ship goods to country after it leaves the European Union with a company that turned out to have no boats and no experience running a ferry service. Authorities had been criticised for the 13.8 million pound deal with Seaborne Freight, part of plans to keep trade flowing if Britain leaves the EU without a divorce deal.

British Prime Minister Theresa May faces another bruising week in Parliament, with lawmakers planning to challenge her minority Conservative government for control of Britain's uncertain Brexit policy. The political jockeying escalated Sunday ahead of Parliament's plan to consider amendments designed to alter Brexit's course. Several amendments are designed to delay Britain's planned March-29 exit from the European Union or make a "no-deal'' Brexit impossible.