Theresa May said politicians had to be 'honest' that the only way to guarantee the UK will not crash out was passing her deal, or revoking Article 50. She also dismissed calls for the Brexit date to be delayed, and said she believed there was no majority in the Commons for a second referendum - insisting Remainers will have to 'think again' if she is right. Instead Mrs May stressed she was determined to win fresh concessions from the EU that can secure support for her deal from MPs. The defiant message came as Mrs May unveiled her Brexit 'Plan B' in a Commons statement. The PM has been scrambling to find a way through after her deal was humiliatingly crushed in the Commons last week. But in a statement to MPs this afternoon Mrs May suggested rather than focus on forging a cross-party consensus she will attempt to bring Brexiteer rebels and the DUP back onside.
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