On Brexit, May has ‘gone wobbly’

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Prime Minister Theresa May has now set March 12 as the latest date the “Meaningful Vote II” can be held on her Brexit deal. In case that gets rejected, she also announced a new vote on whether Britain can leave the European Union without a deal, plus a further vote to delay that exit date by three months.

But for every problem May hoped to solve with this maneuver, she has created others.

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