U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May challenged opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to “put our differences aside” and strike a Brexit deal, Politico reports.
“May’s public overture, in an op-ed for the Mail on Sunday, comes after a month of talks among top Conservative and Labour Party officials. The prime minister wants to get a Brexit deal through parliament by June 30, so that MEPs elected in the European Parliament election due to be held May 23 do not need to take their seats.”

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