Brexit: Theresa May plans 'bold offer' to get support for deal

Theresa May has said a 'new and improved' Brexit deal will be put to MPs when they vote on the EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill in early June. Writing in the Sunday Times, Mrs May said the bill will be a 'bold offer'. Cabinet minister Rory Stewart told the BBC he hoped extra guarantees on workers' rights would enable 'sensible' Labour MPs to support the government. But Jeremy Corbyn said Labour would oppose the bill and it was 'very difficult' to see it making progress. While he would consider new proposals 'very carefully', he said what was being talked about did not appear 'fundamentally different' from what was already on the table.