May to bring back rejected Brexit bill for Parliamentary vote in June

Britain's main political parties had campaigned to deliver the June 2016 referendum result in favour of Brexit

British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced plans to bring her Brexit withdrawal agreement back for a fourth Parliament vote in June, setting an effective deadline for the ongoing cross-party talks to find a consensus on Britain's exit terms from the European Union (EU).

Downing Street said in a statement on Tuesday evening that the Withdrawal Agreement Bill will be brought before the House of Commons in the week beginning June 3 in order for the UK to be able to leave the 28-member economic bloc within the October 31 deadline.

"The Prime Minister met the Leader of the Opposition (Jeremy Corbyn)