Theresa May will make a 'bold offer' to Labour MPs on staying close to Brussels trade laws indefinitely in a last-gasp attempt to get her Brexit deal over the line. Despite the collapse of cross-party talks with Jeremy Corbyn, Mrs May will attempt to split the Opposition ahead of her promised resignation this summer. Prime Minister Theresa May will make a 'bold offer' to Labour MPs in a last-gasp attempt to get her Brexit deal over the lineMrs May will argue that any such partnership will have a built-in exit clause as with other international treaties in a bid to allay Brexiteer concerns. Despite her deal already being rejected by MPs three times, Mrs May will attempt to legislate its implementation in the first week of June. The insider added: 'We intend to make a bold offer that will allow Parliament to back the Bill, get the deal over the line – and deliver Brexit.'

Source: Daily Mail May 18, 2019 23:11 UTC