UK MP Theresa May to present lawmakers with 'new, bold' Brexit deal
London - British Prime Minister Theresa May says she will make a "new, bold offer" to lawmakers in the coming weeks, when she will try once again to win a majority in parliament for her Brexit deal.
May has so far failed to resolve the parliamentary impasse over Brexit, forcing her to extend Britain's scheduled leaving date by seven months until October 31. The delay also meant Britain will take part in next week's European Parliament elections.
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