“We’re leaving on 29 March, I’ve been clear I don’t believe we should be extending article 50 and I don’t believe we should be having a second referendum,” May said. “The deal honours the vote in the referendum by translating the people’s instruction into a detailed and practical plan for a better future,” she said. Quick guide What happens next if May's Brexit deal is voted down? Show Hide If MPs reject the deal, there are seven possible paths the country could go down next. MPs are lying to voters – there is no alternative to May’s Brexit deal | Simon Jenkins Read moreMay will return to Westminster to give a statement to the Commons before the debate on her deal resumes.

Source: The Guardian January 14, 2019 12:38 UTC