The EU27 are expected to hold emergency talks without Theresa May at the next EU summit if her Brexit deal does not pass in parliament. MPs will vote on the deal two days before the next EU summit, which will start on 13 December. If the deal is rejected, the EU is likely to ask May to arrive later, so the other 27 EU members can consult on no-deal planning. A Downing Street spokesman said: “The prime minister has been clear that she wants a deal, and we have made it very clear that any attempt by Michel Barnier or anyone else to undermine our plan would
The EU27 are expected to hold emergency talks without Theresa May at the next EU summit if her Brexit deal does not pass in parliament. MPs will vote on the deal two days before the next EU summit, which will start on 13 December. If the deal is rejected, the EU is likely to ask May to arrive later, so the other 27 EU members can consult on no-deal planning. There is reportedly little enthusiasm from EU members for any further negotiation with the UK, so if May's deal does not pass, a no-deal Brexit becomes very likely.