Corbyn receives an emergency debate on May's decision

london - Jeremy Corbyn asked for an emergency debate about Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to postpone Parliament's vote on her Brexit deal. A number of Conservatives supported the wish of the Labor Leader. The members of the British House of Commons meet on Tuesday. They get three hours. That is what President John Bercow promised.

On Monday evening, the government formally approved the postponement of voting that May would have lost. The Minister of Employment Amber Rudd gave heart to the troubled May. She said she did not believe that the Prime Minister's days were really counted. 'I totally disagree', she replied to a question from BBC as to whether the agreement about the farewell of the EU is dead and with that the premiership of May.