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- UK PM May: UK may never leave EU if parliament rejects Brexit deal
UK PM May: UK may never leave EU if parliament rejects Brexit deal
- No one knows what will happen if my deal gets rejected
- The only certainty would be ongoing uncertainty if MPs reject my deal
- We must leave the EU
- We must keep our precious union of the 4 countries Of the UK intact
- Not in the EU’s interest for Brexit backstop to be permanent
- UK government still in talks with the EU on legal changes to the deal
- Brexit will not affect our commitment to Irish Good Friday Agreement
- EU also has a choice to make on Brexit deal
- Now is time for the EU to act
- Brexit delay could lead to the EU insisting on new conditions
- Brexit Delay could mean a possible second Brexit referendum
- A delay could lead to a form of Brexit that people did not vote for
- Chances of the second referendum have grown since January
- MPs face historic choice next week on Brexit
- Compromise is necessary to bring the country back together
- Government policy is to leave the EU with a deal
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