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Brexit deal flops, Theresa May survives - so what happens now?

Theresa May has complained that while MPs have been very clear about what they won't accept, they haven't given any clear steer on what they will accept

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Britain's Prime Minister, Theresa May, leaves 10 Downing Street, to make a statement in the House of Commons, in London, Britain. Photo: Reuters

Victoria Honeyman | The Conversation
As the clock ticks down to March 29 2019, all of the political manoeuvring, negotiating, arguing and fighting is coming to a peak. In the two and a half years since the 2016 EU referendum, views on both sides have hardened and agreement still seems as far away as it was the day after the referendum.
With Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement disliked by all sides, and voted down by an unprecedented majority in the House of Commons, everyone is wondering what can and should be done next?
While there are a number of options, some are more realistic than

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