Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday she would seek another
Brexit delay to agree an EU divorce deal with the opposition Labour
leader, a last-ditch gambit to break an impasse over Britain's departure
that enraged many in her party.
Nearly three years since the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union in a shock referendum result, it is still unclear how, when or if it will ever indeed quit the European club it first joined in 1973.
In a hastily arranged statement from her Downing Street office after spending seven hours chairing cabinet meetings on how to plot a way out of the Brexit maze, May said she was seeking another short extension to Brexit beyond April 12.
Read more at: May gambles on talks with Labour to unlock Brexit, enraging her party
Nearly three years since the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union in a shock referendum result, it is still unclear how, when or if it will ever indeed quit the European club it first joined in 1973.
In a hastily arranged statement from her Downing Street office after spending seven hours chairing cabinet meetings on how to plot a way out of the Brexit maze, May said she was seeking another short extension to Brexit beyond April 12.
Read more at: May gambles on talks with Labour to unlock Brexit, enraging her party
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