Interesting, as the 2nd referendum is Labour Party policy. Suggestion is they're marking time until the next vote on May's deal, and to see the EU response to a request for an extension. If May's deal is voted down again and the EU refuses an extension, then if May is going to comply with the will of a democratically elected Parliament to avoid a no deal and extend A50 her only option is to revoke A50, which the ECJ has ruled the UK can do unilaterally. To be honest, if I were a car manufacturer, I'd consider closing my UK plants now: having planned for disruption in April I would now have no idea when, or even if, the UK is going to leave the EU. Total May-hem ...
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