Labour want to hurry on May if brexit

"Prime minister Theresa May is fighting against the clock to get to a renegotiation of the utträdesavtalet with the EU, and the opposition Labour party want she hurries."

"The british parliament has voted no to the agreement. May come in a week to ask members about a confirmation that they want her to continue to try to get to a modification of the so-called our backup plan is going on in northern Ireland, according to a government source."

"There is a concern that the Mays negotiations drag on, and with it an increased risk that the Uk will leave the EU on 29 march without an agreement. Labour plans to require the holding of a new vote on a contract no later than the 26 February."

"the Labour party brexittalesman Keir Starmer claims that May intend to return to parliament when it only remains a week to brexit, and then forcing the members to choose between her contract, or nothing at all."

"We can't let that happen," he says to The Sunday Times."

"northern Ireland exploded at the end of the 1960s riots and violence between Londontrogna unionists and Irlandsvänliga republicans. On both sides were militant terrorrörelser who used murder and bombings. A total of over 3 600 people have been killed and tens of thousands have been injured."

"In the so-called good Friday agreement in 1998, they agreed to various political groups and the British and Irish governments about the conditions for a separation of powers. The agreement means, among other things, that the border should be kept open, and that the residents in the north to freely choose whether they want to be irish or british citizens or both. Northern ireland has at the same time right to break out and join the republic of Ireland, if it is approved in the referenda on both sides of the border."

"in Order to avoid new problems in and with the Uk's upcoming withdrawal from the EU, the parties have agreed on a stopgap measure — called the backstop in the brexitengelska — to keep the border open. Our backup plan is going to be dismissed, however, strongly opposed by the opposition and many brexitvänliga british parliamentarians who, until further notice, refused to approve the utträdelseavtal negotiated."