Theresa May Defended and Also Criticized for Delaying Parliament's vote on Brexit Deal

Prime Minister Theresa May, is trying to get reassurance for the people on Brexit deal says Work and Pensions Secretary, Amber Rudd

More support pours in for Theresa May as Secretary of States for Work and Pensions, Amber Rudd asserts that the prime minister's decision to postpone parliament's vote on Brexit, was only in the bid to get reassurance for the people that Brexit deal is temporary as against the believe by some people that the deal is permanent. On the other hand, United Kingdom Labor Party Leader, Jeremy Corbyn expresses lack of support for and discredits the prime minister for delaying the vote on Brexit by members of parliament stating that the prime minister demeaned her office by calling off the vote by the honorable house instead of facing the verdict of the house. Prime Minister Theresa May, had earlier postponed parliament's vote on Brexit initially scheduled to hold on Tuesday, for fear of losing their votes.