British Prime Minister Theresa May says the delayed vote in Parliament on the Brexit deal between her Government and the European Union will be held the week of January 14.
The vote was supposed to take place last week, but May cancelled it at the last minute when it became clear MPs would resoundingly reject the agreement.
May is trying to win tweaks from the EU in order to win over sceptical MPs — although the bloc says no renegotiation is possible.
May told MPs today that debate on the deal would resume the week of January 7, when Parliament comes back after its Christmas break. She said the vote would be held the following week.
Some members of the Cabinet are urging the Government to ramp up planning for a "no-deal" Brexit — a chaotic outcome that could see gridlock at UK ports, planes grounded and shortages of essential goods.