12 Mar 2019 --- It’s crunch time yet again for UK Prime Minister Theresa May today as MPs prepare to vote for the second time as a crucial part of the ongoing Brexit process. UK-EU negotiations have taken a major step forward after May secured “legally binding” changes to the deal following last-minute talks in Strasbourg last night. May stresses that these changes mean the backstop, designed to avoid a hard border in Ireland, could not become permanent and claims that these changes will now satisfy Parliament. And now, despite being urged to call off today’s vote in the House of Commons in case of another huge defeat, May is pushing ahead with trying to get the backing needed on the Withdrawal Agreement which sets out an orderly exit from the EU. However, if she doesn’t succeed there could be more votes this week that could see Parliament voting to extend Article 50 and rule out a no-deal Brexit.