UK Parliament is now scheduled to decide Thursday whether to put the brakes on Brexit.
The E.U. warned that Wednesday's vote in Parliament wasn't enough to stop a"no-deal" Brexit. By law, Britain will leave the E.U. on March 29, with or without a deal, unless it cancels Brexit or secures a delay.When lawmakers gave leaving the E.U. without an agreement a thumbs down on Wednesday night, they were left with one choice: seeking more time. A third vote scheduled for Thursday is on asking the E.U. to delay Brexit day by up to three months.
Whatever Parliament decides Thursday, it won't end Britain's Brexit crisis. Both lawmakers and the public remain split between backers of a clean break from the E.U. and those who favor continuing a close relationship through a post-Brexit trade deal or by reversing the June 2016 decision to leave. These range from a proposal by pro-Europeans to adopt close ties with the E.U. after Brexit, remaining in its single market and customs union, to a Brexiteer plan to delay Brexit so that the country can plan better for a"no-deal" departure.
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