Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May
British Prime Minister Theresa May reiterated on Tuesday there would be no second referendum on the decision by Britain to leave the European Union.
"There will be no second referendum on Brexit," May told a session of the Nordic Council held in the Norwegian parliament.
British citizens living in Norway and Norwegian citizens living in Britain will have the right to remain residents, even in case of a no-deal Brexit, the prime ministers of Britain and Norway said on Tuesday."Prime Minister May and I agreed that Norway and UK will put in place a comprehensive citizens rights' agreement," Norway's Erna Solberg told reporters."We will treat all UK citizens living in Norway ... so they will have the same opportunities as they had before also after March 2019," she added.
UK, Norway agree right to remain for their citizens
British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday that the government was not planning for a general election."We are not preparing for another general elections. It wouldn't be in the national interest," she told a news conference in the Norwegian capital with her counterparts from Nordic and Baltic countries. Netherlands prepares to be EU financial trading hub after BrexitN.Irish DUP says will support UK PM May's budget
Britain's May says not preparing for general election