Prime Minister Theresa May is touring in different parts of the UK on to mark the one-year anniversary of the Brexit Day, the date Britain is set to formally exit from the European Union (EU). Later this year, Theresa May will put an outline of the Brexit deal to Parliament for its approval. The Opposition Labour party has said that it would not vote for the Brexit deal unless "the government are sensible and they negotiate properly... get a deal that meets the six tests". An opinion poll conducted by Sky Data shows the UK still split down the middle with 66 per cent saying they feel Britain is more divided as a country as Brexit approaches. On June 23, 2016, the UK had voted in a referendum to leave the EU by 51.89 per cent in favour of an exit and 48.11 per cent in favour of Remain.

Source: dna March 29, 2018 12:11 UTC