.DrBenLaker: theresa_may doesn't have any control over the process. She wouldn't be offering six other alternatives other than her own. One this solution towards Brexit has been resolved, fully expect her to lose her position. MORE: SaturdayEdition
Discussions are being held by European leader in Brussells as they decide what happens if British Prime Minister Theresa May fails to get a Brexit deal through Parliament before the new deadline of May 22nd.
A new agreement is expected to be put before the House of Commons next week, however, if not approved, British lawmakers will have until April 12 to decide a new way forward. French President Emmanuel Macron is hoping a new deal can pass but maintains Europe must not remain hostage to the ongoing Brexit process.
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