British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday she was getting on with the job of delivering Brexit when asked if she would be leading the next phase of talks with the European Union. "I have always made clear that there is a job to be done and I am continuing to do that job," she told parliament. Some pro-Brexit lawmakers have said that May should step down as a condition of winning their support for her twice-defeated Brexit deal. The deal was defeated in parliament by 149 votes on March 12 and by 230 votes on Jan. 15. Now, it will leave the EU on May 22 if May’s deal is approved by parliament this week.

Source: The Star March 25, 2019 18:56 UTC