British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned the U.K. will be in what she calls "uncharted territory" if MPs reject her Brexit plan.<br />For more on this and other news around the world we turn to our Ro Aram…<br />Aram… Mrs. May is still pushing her deal despite little sign she has won over skeptical lawmakers.<br /><br />That's right Mark… Mrs. May told the BBC on Sunday that the vote on her Brexit deal would "definitely" take place early next week, as expected. <br />There had been growing speculation that it could be delayed.<br />The prime minister has already delayed the vote once, in December, when it became clear she would lose, unless extra reassurances on the Irish backstop from the EU were agreed.<br />The provision on preventing a hard Irish border has been the main reason why most MPs want to vote the deal down. <br />May also said Britain's exit from the EU in March would be in danger if lawmakers did not back the deal. <br />With the parliamentary debate on her deal due to begin on Wednesday, the prime minister made three broad offers to woo her critics.<br />One of them was a promise to give parliament a greater say in the rest of the Brexit process.<br />Meanwhile, she did not answer whether she would, if defeated, make a second attempt to get the deal passed by parliament.<br />She instead suggested Brexit without a deal would be on the cards - something the Bank of England predicts could be economically devastating. <br />
