Theresa May seeks more time, promises Brexit deal vote by March 12
After MPs rejected her withdrawal deal last month, May is seeking ways to address their concerns about its most controversial element, the so-called Irish backstop clause
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After MPs rejected her withdrawal deal last month, May is seeking ways to address their concerns about its most controversial element, the so-called Irish backstop clause
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First Published: Feb 25 2019 | 1:56 AM IST