Brexit 'flextension' to Jan. 31 agreed by EU governments, Tusk says
By Michael Acton ( October 28, 2019, 09:34 GMT | Insight) -- The EU’s national governments have agreed to a UK government request to extend the country’s departure date to Jan. 31, EU Council President Donald Tusk has said. Ambassadors have given provisional approval to a "flextension," which would leave an option for the UK to depart from the bloc earlier if the UK Parliament approves the renegotiated Withdrawal Agreement.The EU’s national governments have agreed to a UK government request to extend the country’s departure date to Jan. 31, EU Council President Donald Tusk has said....
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