UK’s May seeks Brexit deal ‘soon’ as delayed exit costs rise
Associated PressLONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May said Wednesday that she remains hopeful of ending Britain’s Brexit uncertainty “as soon as possible” by reaching agreement with the political opposition on terms for leaving the European Union. May’s Conservative government struck a divorce deal with the EU late last year, but Britain’s Parliament has rejected it three times. “We certainly approach this with an open mind.” But, she added: “We haven’t yet determined whether there is a landing zone that is going to be possible.” The Conservatives and Labour remain divided over how close an economic relationship to seek with the EU after Brexit. The ferries were part of the government’s planning for a “no-deal” Brexit in case Britain leaves the European Union without an agreement on divorce terms and future ties.