British Prime Minister Theresa May said that her Conservative government and opposition Labour party must compromise to win support in parliament for leaving the European Union with a deal.
The embattled leader opened negotiations last week with the Labour Party in a bid to end months of political crisis over her divorce deal struck with European leaders last year but repeatedly rejected by MPs.
In a video statement, released on Sunday, May said she wanted to leave the EU “in a good way that doesn’t disrupt people’s lives.”
With Britain’s departure now set for April 12, May’s government is running out of time to get a deal through a divided parliament, and must come up with a new plan to secure another delay from EU leaders at a summit on Wednesday.