MPs vote against remote voting - despite long queues through the Commons

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MPs vote against remote voting - despite long queues through the Commons

MPs vote against remote voting - despite long queues through the Commons

MPs have defeated an amendment to restore remote voting in the House of Commons during the Covid-19 pandemic by 185 votes to 242, majority 57, despite having to do so by queuing through the Houses of Parliament.

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