Theresa May

Brexit Deadlock In Parliament Only Makes A Second Referendum More Vital

There's no majority for no-deal or for the PM's plan – giving the public the final say would see us through this impasse
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EU Warns No-Deal Brexit More Likely Than Ever After Commons Vote

Juncker and Barnier reject changes to existing agreement.
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Brexit Backstop Changes Not Enough To Win Labour Support, Jeremy Corbyn Tells Theresa May

PM accuses Labour leader of risking no-deal.
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The Waugh Zone Wednesday January 30, 2019

The five things you need to know about politics today
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'Deluded' Boris Johnson Shut Down By Sky's Beth Rigby In Fiery Brexit Exchange

"It's not happening, it's not happening."
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EU Leaders Dismiss Theresa May's Pleas To Renegotiate Brexit Deal After Commons Vote

Brussels and Dublin defiant after MPs back move to seek fresh talks.
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Analysis: All That Theresa May Has Really Won Is An Extra Two Weeks In No.10

'Groundhog May' is stuck on repeat after Brexit votes - and it isn't over yet.
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The Brexit Bill Amendments That Passed And Failed

After a day of debating in the House of Commons, MPs voted on a number of amendments to the Brexit bill. Although several were defeated, the amendment brought by Tory grandee Sir Graham Brady was passed. Prime Minister Theresa May will now have to travel back to Brussels and reopen the deal with the 27-nation bloc.
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MPs Vote To Force May Back To Brussels To Reopen Brexit Deal

No-deal fears spike as PM told to rip it up and start again
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No-Deal Brexit More Likely As MPs Reject Bid To Extend Article 50 Deadline

Path now clear for ministers to renegotiate with Brussels, but remainers fear UK could crash out of EU.
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