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anger, outrage, and Chaos reigned in the house of Commons during the speech of the Prime Minister, May. Still, it is unclear how the UK leaves the EU. On the way to get there is discussed today in Brussels.
there is Also eight days before the official exit date Chaos and anger in the British house of Commons and the government. As before, it is not clear how the UK leaves the EU. On the evening of May had contacted with an address to the British people. Previously, she was President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, to a short postponement of the Brexit to 30. June asked.
"were The members unable to agree on a way for the implementation of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom," said May. "That's why we are now not on time on the 29. In March the EU is to leave. This delay I regret, personally, very much."
blame the otherin Short: blame the others, you - Theresa May - has given everything. The Tory MP and former attorney General Dominic Grieve is outraged: "Now we are getting to the point that we have to decide between this agreement and a 'No Deal'. I can't agree to this Deal."
in The afternoon, had found a way to Grieve in the British house of Commons pronounced the words: "I never myself felt ashamed for the conservative party to belong to. The Prime Minister has spent most of her time blaming the house for missteps. To stop any time whether it is at your style of leadership has led us into this Situation."
complained to The British Prime Minister of May, the deputies were unable to agree on a way for the implementation of the exit.
uproar and ChaosThe Labour MP Hilary Benn calls, in the light of the Chaos, a vote on all the options that have been introduced in the house of Commons - from the second Referendum to a softer Brexit. "So we can find out, for which there is a majority in the Parliament could be, in view of the fact that a 'No Deal'- Brexit and Theresa Mays Deal in have been refused in the house. And then, when we come to an agreement, then we should ask the population. With the Chaos, it can not go on like this."
in The afternoon had led the Prime Minister talks with the Opposition. But it came to a head, the opposition Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn left according to the BBC, the Meeting, because the former Labour MP Chuka Umunna was present. This had left the party in Protest and is now an independent group.
Tusk: Short shiftThere is confrontation and division at all levels. Corbyn is also on the EU summit travel to Brussels, which starts today, to meet with the EU chief negotiator, Michel Barnier.
The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, had already signaled in advance that a short displacement of the Brexit is possible, if a majority in the British house of Commons should vote in a third vote for the contract. The extension, however, must also agree to all other 27 EU countries.
Michael Grytz, ARD Brussels for the EU summit to Brexit-shift
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