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MP told to stop stalling on Brexit

TRADE Unionists Against the EU (TUAEU) called on Labour to challenge Theresa May yesterday over further delays to Britain’s negotiated exit from the bloc.

Ms May told Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Danish PM Lars-Lokke Rasmussen that she did not plan to trigger Article 50, which would begin the exit negotiations, until next year at the earliest.

This was to ensure a “smooth and orderly” departure, she claimed.

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