London (CNN) Less than a week after her Brexit plan was defeated in the House of Commons by a record number of votes, Theresa May needed to have something substantial to tell lawmakers when she returned to Parliament on Monday. So far, those talks have resulted in little change to her Brexit plan. But, having promised to unveil a Plan B, the PM insisted some progress had been made. In the most headline-grabbing of announcements, May announced that the controversial registration fee for EU citizens living in the UK and wanting to remain after Brexit would be waived. But on the two big demands of lawmakers most critical of Brexit -- ruling out a no deal Brexit , which many fear would damage the UK economy, and allowing a second referendum -- May said her government would not allow either move.

Source: CNN January 21, 2019 17:03 UTC