UK could ask for another short extension, PM May open to change political declaration
|Citing government officials, Bloomberg reported that British Prime Minister Theresa May is open to changing the Brexit political declaration and could ask the EU for another short extension. Furthermore, PM May's spokesman recently told reporters that although the result was not what they wanted, it was a good sign to see a number of senior colleagues voting with them. "Taking part in the EU elections is not inevitable," the spokesman added.
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