Prime Minister Theresa May lost the vote on the United Kingdom's withdrawal agreement to the European Union by nearly 150 votes.
It is noteworthy that this is the second time that the British parliament refuses to support the conditions of the bloc bloc of the European Union.
Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator on Britain's exit from the BRICEST bloc, said there would be no transition period with Britain without an agreement to withdraw from the bloc.
Barnier added on Tuesday (March 12th) that Britain would not get a transitional period before the BRICEST if the British House of Commons did not approve the exit plan.
The House of Commons rejected the exit deal in a vote last January, by 432 votes to 202 votes, the biggest defeat received by a government in the history of Britain, according to the BBC.
"There is a risk that there is a misconception within the British House of Commons that Britain can benefit from a transition period before reaching an agreement on the withdrawal from the European Union," said Barnier on Twitter.