The British house of Commons voted on Wednesday for the new Brexit strategy of Prime Minister Theresa May, which could lead to a shift of the exit date the exit date of the end of March. The members approved the Three-stage Plan, which is the head of government gives more time for the renegotiations with the EU, with 502 votes against 20. May was declared the day before in the face of a hopeless situation for the first time, to a shift of the Brexit by up to three months.

so Far, the British EU exit-for the 29. March planned. The new Plan now allows for up to three votes in the lower house: Should the Prime Minister up to 12. March not obtain the necessary majority for the exit agreement, vote of the members at 13. March through an outlet without a contract. This is also rejected, you decide on the 14. In March, a postponement.

the aim of the government was, “to reach a legally-binding change” so that the could vote in the lower house again on the withdrawal agreement with the EU, and “we on 29. March can go with an agreement,” said May, before the vote.

The application of Labour-in-chief Jeremy Corbyn for a close connection to the EU after Brexit was rejected by 323 votes to 240. Corbyn had taken place on Monday a u-turn and get behind the call for a new Brexit Referendum. For the case of a refusal of the application to the customs Union, his party will submit a request for the holding of a second referendum, or a present request for support, it said.

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The British Parliament wants to guarantee also in the outlet agreement, the agreed rights for EU citizens in Britain and for Brits in the EU without a Deal. The lower house approved a proposal from a large bipartisan group of Brexit-opponents and supporters. The decision is however not legally binding.

The government will decide accordingly with the EU on the part of the exit agreement on the rights of the citizens separately – regardless of whether the Deal is accepted as a Whole. The amendment, among other things, head of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn and the Brexit-hardline Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative party support. (AFP, dpa)

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