BALDWIN: Today was supposed to be the day the U.K. left the European Union, parties were planned, coins were minted to mark the occasion but that is not happening at least today. Those members of Parliament resoundingly defeated the Brexit plan and put three years of planning to leave the EU on hold and right now protesters are taking to the streets of London blocking areas outside of Parliament, so what is next. Bianca Nobilo is live for us just outside of Parliament and we know Theresa May's days are numbered and I'll ask you about that in a second but on the deal itself, so now what?</s>BIANCA NOBILO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Theresa May's days are inextricably linked to the deal itself and it's on its last legs. This was the defeated for the third time today, less resoundingly than the first two. It was defeated by a historic margin breaking records 230 votes against it then 149 and today 58. So, she's making some progress, but time literally today has run out and that's because the House of Commons is as split as this country at large on the issue of Brexit. There are so many different opinions and politicians remain completely unwilling to compromise. They want to stay in their pure positions on Brexit, they either want a really clean break and look outward to the rest of the world for their trade and other opportunities or they want to stay very closely aligned to their nearest neighbor the EU and to prevent any kind of economic shock that could ensue from leaving the EU with no deal.
UK Further into Crisis as Brexit Deal Falls Again.