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Published: July 16, 2018 17:01:15 | Updated: July 18, 2018 13:18:50
There will be no second referendum on Brexit, a spokesman for Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday.
The spokesman repeated May’s belief that her plan for leaving the European Union was the only way to get a deal that meets the government’s aims, reports Reuters.
“The British public have voted to leave the European Union. There is not going to be a second referendum ... under any circumstances,” the spokesman told reporters.
Senate opposes Trump plans for abrupt Syria troops withdrawal
Callamard gets no Saudi help over Khashoggi probe
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and wife MacKenzie to divorce
Jailing of journalists worldwide nears record high
Climate chiefs warn 'world at crossroads'
Sydney gets one month's rainfall in just two hrs
US govt report says climate change to batter its economy
Russia, stung by intelligence leaks, plans to tighten data protection
Saudi royals turn against king's favourite son over Khashoggi murder
Netanyahu urges coalition partners not to bring down government
BIDA for reform of 'fiscal depreciation' provision in tax law
Pressure mounts on govt for continuation of Accord
Post-LDC challenge lies in incentivising exports
Govt decides to start piloting vannamei shrimp farming
India levies 200pc customs duty on Pakistan imports
Heavy rains damage books at Ekushey book fair
Eight die in Chattogram slum fire
Extended plant of GPH Ispat goes into production by June
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