MPs have been told they face their “last opportunity” to ensure the Brexit process is extended to 22 May and bring certainty to people and businesses.
The attorney general said any further extension past 12 April would be “subject to the veto” of 27 EU leaders.
MPs will be asked to approve only part of the PM’s Brexit deal, the withdrawal agreement, covering the terms of exit.
Labour said separating that from the political declaration would mean voting on a “blindfold Brexit”. Read more
