UK PM May: A Brexit delay could lead to a second referendum
|Additional comments from British Prime Minister Theresa May continue to cross the wires as she speaks in Grimsby.
- Brexit will not affect our commitment to the Irish good Friday agreement.
- A Brexit delay could lead to a second referendum.
- A Brexit delay could lead to the EU insisting on new conditions.
- A delay could lead to a form of Brexit that people did not vote for.
- The UK and the EU need to act now to get an agreement.
- The deal needs just one more push to address concerns of UK parliament.
Source: Reuters.
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