There can be no agreement unless the issue of the Irish border is secured first
There can be no agreement on Brexit unless the issue of the Irish border is secured first, said Theresa May, who confirmed the postponement of tomorrow's vote.
Earlier, British Prime Minister Theresa May confirmed in a statement to lawmakers that tomorrow's parliamentary vote on Brexit would be postponed, but added that she did not abandon the agreement reached with Brussels. According to the political editor of the Sun, whose information was broadcast by Reuters, the postponement of the vote will be indefinite, which means that the agreement may not reach the British Parliament even after Christmas.
In addition, according to the BBC, the Prime Minister is going to announce that her government is carefully considering new ways to "strengthen" the powers of the House of Commons in terms of the so-called "backstop" for the border with the Ireland.