London Mayor calls for 2nd Brexit vote, slams approach to dialogue with EU

Writing in the The Observer, Khan warned that with the UK due to leave the EU in six months, by March 2019, it now faced either a "bad deal" or "no deal"

London Mayor Sadiq Khan on Sunday called for a second Brexit referendum as he criticised the Conservative party-led UK government’s increasingly “chaotic approach” to the negotiations with the 28-member European Union.
 
The Pakistani-origin Opposition Labour Party leader said the fresh vote should offer voters the choice of staying in the EU against any deal the UK government manages to strike — or against a “no-deal” Brexit, if an agreement cannot be reached.
 
Writing in the The Observer, Khan warned that with the UK due to leave the EU in six months, by March 2019, it now faced either