TODAY, BRITISH PRIME Minister Theresa May will ask for EU leaders to grant her another extension to avoid a no-deal Brexit on Friday.

She’s already asked European Council president Donald Tusk for an extension until 30 June, who has instead opted for offering a flexible extension of up to a year, which would be cut short in the event of May’s deal being approved in the House of Commons.

But a flexible extension would mean that the UK would have to take part in European elections, scheduled for 23-26 May across Europe.

So, we’re asking for your take: Should the EU grant Theresa May another extension?

Poll Results:

No (4462)

Yes, a flexible extension (3145)

Yes, til 30 June (1306)

I haven't a clue (538)

Yes, til 30 June
Yes, a flexible extension
No
I haven't a clue

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