While outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron has insisted that it will be up to the next prime minister to enact Article 50, the law firm is adamant that Parliament must have its say first. She's targeting her pitch at Conservatives who think the next prime minister must be someone from the winning side of the referendum. Opposition politicians are demanding the government ease the uncertainty of some 3 million EU citizens by guaranteeing they can stay. And, unlike May, she says EU citizens living in Britain would be guaranteed the right to stay. ———1:30 p.m.Luxembourg's foreign minister is describing Nigel Farage's decision to quit as leader of the U.K.

Source: ABC News July 04, 2016 09:24 UTC