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TEHRAN, Mar 08 - Britain will face ongoing uncertainty and may never leave the European Union if lawmakers next week vote down the exit deal negotiated with Brussels, British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) - "Back it and the UK will leave the EU, reject it and no one knows what will happen," she said in a speech in Grimsby, eastern England.
She added: "We may never leave at all. The only certainty would be ongoing uncertainty.
Months more spent arguing about Brexit when we could be focusing on improving our NHS, our schools and our communities."
Source: Reuters
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