House of Commons looks to unlock Brexit riddle
Prime Minister Theresa May makes a statement on Brexit to the House of Commons. Photograph: House of Commons/PA
After months of rumours, rancour, resignations and recalcitrance, it seems incredible to think that the first mootedWhile April 12th is the new March 29th in terms of the probable exit day, it is still noteworthy that MPs are only today finally getting down to unlocking the essence of the riddle: finding a path to a Brexit that could command majority support.
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