UK: Any extension to article 50 would have to have a specific end date

In a recently published statement, the British government noted that any extension to article 50 would have to have a specific end date and during an extended period, Britan would remain a full member of the EU state.
Key quotes (via Reuters)
- Government cites during any extension Britain could not start negotiations on future EU relationship.
- If requesting an extension, would be appropriate for PM May to write to EU's tusk to set out why and for how long.
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