The UK parliament has voted to block a no-deal Brexit, an attempt to prevent UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson from pulling the country out of the European Union without a plan in place. On Friday, the bill goes to the House of Lords, who can pass the bill or send it back to the lower house with their own amendments. The Conservative peers had proposed almost 100 amendments to the no-deal Brexit bill, but now the government says it will not stall the passage of the bill in the upper house.