Pro-Brexit members of the UK cabinet have accused Prime Minister Theresa May of keeping them in the dark after a blueprint for avoiding a hard pro-European border was shared with Irish cabinet members including Chancellor Philip Hammond and Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley, days before it was given to Boris Johnson, Liam Fox and Michael Gove. Brexit Secretary David Davis could resign if the backstop plan goes ahead without a time limit, unnamed sources said. Meanwhile, a House of Commons debate of the EU Withdrawal Bill has been extended from one to two days.
Pro-Brexit members of the UK cabinet have accused Prime Minister Theresa May of keeping them in the dark after a blueprint for avoiding a hard Irish border was shared with pro-European cabinet members including Chancellor Philip Hammond and Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley, days before it was given to Boris Johnson, Liam Fox and Michael Gove. Brexit Secretary David Davis could resign if the backstop plan goes ahead without a time limit, unnamed sources said. Meanwhile, a House of Commons debate of the EU Withdrawal Bill has been extended from one to two days.