British lawmakers on Wednesday finally voted to approve a trade deal with the European Union.

Implementing legislation agreed post Brexit with the EU last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson signing the deal on with it, ending over four years of negotiation on safeguarding nearly a $1 trillion of annual trade.

I know the question.

You will be asking yourself how I read it.

The answer is yes.

It's a new excellent deal for this country, but also from both sides will now be looking to begin a new chapter of relations just days before their divorce becomes official.

The deal has been criticized on several fronts since it was agreed on December 24th.

The opposition Labor Party says it is too thin on doesn't protect trade in services.

Fishermen, rage.

That Johnson has sold out their interests on Northern Ireland's status remains subject to much uncertainty.