There are know to be panic before the closing of prime minister Theresa May in the Uk.

Wednesday runs brexit-the timeline into its last month. Now there are only 31 days left before the british formally withdraws from the EU.

And it is still completely unclear as to what type of brexit, which the british are going to experience when they for at. 23.59 Danish time d. 29. march is no longer a member of the European Union. So, with less to the british mps in the middle of the month of march the votes to put off brexit for the summer.

The latter is the case, if Theresa May does not get its brexitaftale voted through in the house of commons, not later than 12. march. It will, where appropriate, potentially trigger two new polls, told Theresa May yesterday in parliament.

the Day after, d. 13. in march, the european parliament will hold a vote on whether parliament should accept a no deal-brexit.

be Rejected, this will May d. 14. march hold a vote to postpone the the the date of british exit. According to several sources in the british media there will probably be a brief postponement to the summer, which at the same time must not be repeated.

– A postponement can not prevent a brexit without agreement. The only ways to prevent this is to revoke article 50, which I’m not going to do, or to make an appointment, it sounded Tuesday by Theresa May.

the Chaos of the british withdrawal comes as the british government warns of economic dangers of stepping out of the EU without an agreement.

In a document on Wednesday, has been published after massive pressure from the now ex-conservative mp Anna Soubry, lists the government, according to The Guardian the consequences of a brexit, without an agreement with the EU, as they’ve figured out:

the Economy will, over the next 15 years will be six-nine per cent. less, than what it otherwise would have been. This aligns with the uk central bank, the Bank of England, forecast. The flow of goods through Dover, the largest uk port and tunnelby against France, will be ‘very severely limited for months’. Prices will rise, in view of the fact that 30 per cent. of food imported from the EU. And there is a risk of panikindkøb, which can create food shortages. Only six of the 40 planned, international trade agreements eer been signed.