What’s next for Brexit if May’s deal fails in Parliament?
25 November 2018 |
3:26 pm
Chris Watling, chief executive officer and chief market strategist at Longview Economics, discusses the potential issues for the U.K. government if Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan does not pass in Parliament.
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