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The deal has been agreed with the EU - but it needs to be backed by the UK Parliament if the UK is to leave the EU on 29 March with plans in place for a future relationship and the rights of EU citizens in the UK - and UK citizens in the EU - guaranteed.
Mrs May has been trying to convince MPs to back her deal by suggesting the Northern Ireland backstop - the main item they object to - could be modified.
She has also been speaking to EU leaders about re-opening the withdrawal agreement, something both sides have previously ruled out.
It comes as the European Court of Justice ruled the UK can cancel Brexit without the permission of the other 27 EU members.
www.bbc.co.uk...
originally posted by: SoEpic
We need a hard brexit now and to not pay the EU £39billion!
TM has never had her heart in what the public voted for. She tried to deliver a compromise rather than fulfilling what was required. She needs to step down!
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: gortex
Maybe they saw France burn and thought "hey that's exciting! Let's have some of that here!"?
I keep thinking no deal Brexit is what will happen.
originally posted by: TruthxIsxInxThexMist
a reply to: gortex
I'm betting the whole thing will be cancelled as I read earlier that article 50 states the vote can be overturned which the media are pushing, so i'd say it's going to be overturned and cancelled, there will be no brexit and the whole process has been a huge waste of time. We will be back in the hands of Brussels and Germany on border patrol and those Migrants/illegals will continue trying to get to Britain via Paris.
Maybe they saw France burn and thought "hey that's exciting! Let's have some of that here!"?
I keep thinking no deal Brexit is what will happen.
For my own edification, what is the difference between "No deal Brexit" and "No Brexit"?
originally posted by: gortex
I'd be happy for that to happen because we would be genuinely free , it wouldn't be the easy way to go but nothing good is ever easy.
So, why wouldn't 'no deal Brexit' be the most desirable outcome?