May's Brexit deal, no-deal or delay? British PM offers lawmakers a choice

May's Brexit deal, no-deal or delay? British PM offers lawmakers a choice.

View photosBritain's Prime Minister Theresa May is seen outside of Downing Street in London, Britain, February 26, 2019.

Peter NichollsMoreBy William James, Kylie MacLellan and Elizabeth PiperLONDON - Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday offered lawmakers the chance to vote in two weeks for a potentially disorderly no-deal Brexit or to delay Britain's exit from the European Union if her attempt to ratify a divorce agreement fails.

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