WATCH: "I will return to the House to open the debate tomorrow"

UK PM Theresa May says MPs now face “an unenviable choice” of what to do next, stressing that “voting against the deal and for an extension does not solve the problem”#BrexitVote latest: https://t.co/B1iEVm5bdm pic.twitter.com/MKfBMfiO1Q

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 12, 2019

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WATCH: “I will return to the House to open the debate tomorrow”

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