May mounts last-ditch bid to win Brexit deal backing

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London: British Prime Minister Theresa May plans to tell lawmakers she has received further assurances about her Brexit deal from the European Union, in a last-ditch attempt to win support for the unpopular agreement.
May argues that defeating the deal could open the way for EU-backing legislators to block Brexit, with “catastrophic” results for Britons’ faith in democracy.
A handful of previously opposed legislators got behind the agreement in the last few days, but they remain outnumbered by those determined to vote against it. Defeat would throw Brexit plans into disarray, weeks before the U.K. is due to leave the bloc on March 29. (AP)

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