In response, May's spokesman said the government remained committed to the exit timetable. "Free movement will end in March 2019," May's spokesman told reporters, adding that the government had already set out some details including proposals on EU citizens' rights after Brexit. May's spokesman said it would take time to get the numbers down, but the government was committed to doing so. Unless the cabinet can agree a position how can it possibly negotiate Brexit on behalf of Britain with the EU?," he said. May's spokesman said there was broad agreement across government and within her team of ministers about the need to make Brexit as smooth as possible.

Source: The Star July 31, 2017 11:06 UTC