Theresa May
The PM warned of the risk of Irish reunification in a last-ditch plea to save her plan.
But the former Brexit secretary sidestepped direct questions about taking over at the helm of his party.
She said she couldn't trust parliament's flawed 'pairing' system.
Theresa May's Outrageous Comments On The Welsh Referendum Expose Her Own Party's Dangerous Hypocrisy
It seems that Brexiteers, and the Prime Minister herself, have form on objecting to the implementation of referendum results
Exclusive: If she digs in, parliament would "instruct" her to change course, HuffPost UK has been told.
Theresa May has urged MPs to respect the Brexit vote by supporting her deal as she moves into what will be one of the most crucial weeks for the outcome of the referendum. The EU sent assurances to the PM on Monday morning over the Irish border and said they’d work rapidly once an agreement has been reached. The PM has less than two days to convince parliament to move forward with her Brexit deal as they vote on Tuesday on the withdrawal agreement.
PM was to say the 1997 'Yes' vote was "never seriously" questioned – but she and other Tories tried to overturn it.
But PM warns Commons not to vote down her deal on Tuesday.
Rather than wasting more time going down blind alleys, business leaders should get on the front foot and back a second referendum
I find the idea of another referendum unappealing but to put it simply, Brexit is worse