UK PM May says any Article 50 extension reopens the Brexit negotiations

LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Theresa May said on Thursday that any decision to extend the Brexit negotiating period would reopen the exit deal she has agreed with the European Union, adding that she would not seek any extension.

“What is clear is that any extension to Article 50, anything like that, reopens the negotiations, reopens the deal and at that point the deal could go, frankly, in any direction,” May told a parliamentary committee.

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