If Theresa May is to get her Brexit deal she must offer up her job or we could face a general election

On Wednesday, No Deal ­suddenly seemed a likely option again. The EU were saying they would only grant Theresa May’s request for an extension if her Brexit deal passed before March 29, something that is highly unlikely. But on Friday morning that meeting was cancelled. Why? Because after the EU agreed to halt the UK’s ­departure until at least April 12, No Deal is once again highly unlikely. This delay means if May’s deal fails again, ­Parliament will have enough time to step in and take ­control of the process.