Brexit talks fell apart Friday in the British Parliament, increasing the possibility that Prime Minister Theresa May will leave office next month and that her successor could try a second referendum.
May 17 (UPI) — Brexit talks fell apart Friday in the British Parliament, increasing the possibility that Prime Minister Theresa May will leave office next month and that her successor could try a second referendum.
After two months of talks, Labor Leader Jeremy Corbyn said negotiations have «gone as far as they could go» and the two sides are unable to bridge «important policy gaps between us.
