According to to reports published by ITV and Bloomberg on Monday night , the British Prime Minister is planning to offer to let MPs vote on whether to take a no-deal Brexit off the table, and may be considering delaying Brexit entirely to avoid the risk of Britain crashing out of the European Union without a deal.
ITV's Robert Peston is now reporting that if May loses the meaningful vote in Parliament on March 12, she will "give MPs a binding vote on whether or not to go ahead with a no-deal Brexit on 29 March." And Bloomberg's Tim Ross says that she is "expected to allow her Cabinet to discuss extending the deadline beyond March 29 at a crunch meeting on Tuesday," citing unnamed sources.
After two years of political turmoil and indecision, Britain is now rapidly hurtling towards the Brexit deadline of March 29. If nothing is agreed upon by them. the country will, by default, leave the European Union without a deal an event that is expected to cause chaos for the European island nation, affecting everything from the supply of medicines to food.