British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday she would allow Parliament to vote on March 14 on whether to delay Brexit if MPs reject both her deal and the prospect of leaving the EU without an agreement.

Parliament to vote on March 14 on whether to delay Brexit: PM Theresa May

Delaying Brexit would extend rather than resolve the uncertainty that is hurting the economy, Britain's business minister Greg Clark told a parliament committee on Wednesday.

Delaying Brexit will extend uncertainty: UK business minister

The document titled 'Brexit update' said it could take another six months for the British government to agree on its priorities for Brexit

Britain has no Brexit plan, leaked memo claims

In a major upset for Theresa May's Brexit plans, the high court said the UK govenment must take parliamentary approval to trigger Article 50

UK parliament must hold vote to open Brexit talks, rules high court

London is under pressure from EU members and millions of Britons who voted for Brexit in the referendum to start the divorce process soon

Britain has lot to do before triggering EU divorce: Boris Johnson

It is possible that public opinion will change if the economic situation in the wake of the Brexit vote worsens, Oettinger told Bild

Britain may not exit European Union: Germany's EU Commissioner

Lawyers at Mishcon de Reya argued that Article 50 cannot be triggered without a parliamentary debate and vote authorising it to do so

Legal challenge to Britain's EU exit

Prime Minister David Cameron said his successor would have to decide when to trigger the formal step that begins the UK's EU exit

Theresa May: Britain needs clear negotiating stance before article 50

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