Theresa May could pull a third vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday because she is likely to lose it.
ReutersDowning Street could delay a third meaningful vote, which had been scheduled for Tuesday, until after a key summit of European Union leaders on Thursday.
LONDON — Theresa May could scrap plans to hold a vote on her Brexit deal this week, according to two of her ministers, a move which would set up a dramatic showdown with her pro-Leave colleagues as European leaders decide whether to let the United Kingdom delay its departure. A no-deal Brexit is still technically possible. It is indeed the default legal setting should the prime minister fail to secure any extension at all, but parliament's opposition to such an outcome has reduced its likelihood significantly.
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