UK Prime Minister Commons has urged MPs to back her proposed Withdrawal Agreement, arguing that rejecting it will cause "division and uncertainty" and that it is the only option. The 27 other EU leaders approved the deal on 25 November but May now needs MPs at home to back it, with Labour, the Lib Dems, the DUP, the SNP and many members of her own party set to vote against it. She has vowed to put her "heart and soul" into a two-week campaigning push ahead of the parliamentary vote, which is likely to be on 12 December.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has urged MPs to back her proposed Withdrawal Agreement, arguing that rejecting it will cause "division and uncertainty" and that it is the only option. The 27 other EU leaders approved the deal on 25 November but May now needs MPs at home to back it, with Labour, the Lib Dems, the DUP, the SNP and many members of her own party set to vote against it. She has vowed to put her "heart and soul" into a two-week campaigning push ahead of the parliamentary vote, which is likely to be on 12 December.