Brexit

The Brexit latest continues to make headlines.

The Prime Minister will make the case to delay Britain withdrawal by three months at a summit in Brussels.

Not in the last 200 or 300 years "has there been such a failure of the political system" as we currently have, William Hague has said.

Theresa May has described the delay to Brexit as a "matter of great personal regret", adding: "It is now time for MPs to decide."

Chuka Umunna, spokesman for The Independent Group, said it was "extraordinary behaviour and it's certainly not leadership".

Theresa May has told MPs in the House of Commons she has written to request an extension to the Article 50 Brexit negotiations to June 30.

His comments come after the Prime Minister wrote to him on Wednesday requesting an extension to Article 50 negotiations to June 30.

Polling is purported to show that Labour's "support has fallen" because the party backs a People's Vote, according to a frontbencher.

The Prime Minister’s letter requesting an extension to negotiations comes exactly 1,000 days after the EU referendum.

The PM has been asked to meet backbenchers on Wednesday, where she will be told that the delay must not be longer than the end of June.

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