* FTSE 100, FTSE 250 down 0.1%
* Next Plc falls after Q3 update
* Passport maker De La Rue at lowest in two decades
Oct 30 (Reuters) - UK stocks inched lower on Wednesday led
by a fall in the shares of retailer Next following its results,
while Prime Minister Boris Johnson won approval from parliament
on Tuesday for an early ballot aimed at breaking the Brexit
deadlock.
Both the British benchmark indexes .FTSE .FTMC dipped
0.1% by 0805 GMT, with markets also keenly awaiting direction
from the U.S. Federal Reserve on further monetary policy action.
In news-related moves, Next NXT.L dropped 3% to the bottom
of FTSE 100 after the company said sales in September were hit
by unusually warm weather, while small-cap passport maker De La
Rue DLAR.L plunged nearly 30% to its lowest in two decades
after another profit warning.