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THERESA MAY AND Jeremy Corbyn are set to hold more talks as the Brexit clock continues to count down.
May has said that she wants the EU to approve a short delay to Brexit past the current date of 12 April.
EU leaders have already ruled out a short delay, stating that it is not workable because of the upcoming EU elections. They have said that a long delay could be an option but UK must hold MEP elections in May.
Last night in parliament, MPs voted by just one vote to favour seeking a delay to Brexit over the option of a no deal. But for the EU to approve such a delay, it is likely that parliament would have to pass May’s deal first.
After all that though, and even if a long delay does happen, how will it end?
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