The EU has consented to defer Brexit from next Friday and give UK Prime Minister Theresa May more opportunity to get her arrangement endorsed in Parliament.
Be that as it may, - and with Brexit there is dependably a yet - it isn't as straightforward as it might sound. Here is the thing that simply occurred, why it makes a difference, and what may occur straightaway.
What occurred in Brussels?
Mrs May was compelled to request that EU heads delay Brexit after the UK Parliament twice overwhelmingly dismissed the arrangement she had concurred with the EU on the most proficient method to pull back from the alliance and casted a ballot against a no-bargain exit.
EU pioneers are among the individuals who dread the UK leaving the alliance without an arrangement would prompt tumult.
Mrs May had would have liked to convince the EU to postpone the 29 March Brexit date - which is set in law - to 30 June. Rather the 27 EU pioneers offered her two dates:
A deferral until 22 May if MPs favor her withdrawal bargain in a vote one week from now
A shorter deferral until 12 April on the off chance that they dismiss it. At that point the UK must set out its following stages - either another augmentation or leaving without an arrangement
Be that as it may, the EU says a further augmentation past 12 April is just conceivable if the UK consents to hold European decisions on 23 May.
Mrs May has said the UK won't partake in the vote.
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The EU's offer methods a no-bargain Brexit is extensively more uncertain on 29 March. Be that as it may, it isn't off the table yet and the route forward is a long way from clear.
What will occur straightaway?
MPs are relied upon to vote in favor of a third time on the Brexit bargain, potentially on Tuesday.
Speaker John Bercow had initially rejected a third vote on the arrangement except if what was advanced must be significantly extraordinary to be casted a ballot on.
They likewise need to consent to change the 29 March date to leave the EU.
On the off chance that MPs support her arrangement...
The UK leaves under Theresa May's EU Withdrawal Agreement on 22 May, to empower Parliament to pass all the enactment required.
Be that as it may, getting it endorsed will be an extreme errand for Mrs May, particularly after she incensed MPs on Wednesday by going on TV to basically censure them for the impasse.
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She offered an increasingly mollifying tone on Thursday yet it stays to be checked whether she will almost certainly persuade MPs to back her understanding.
On the off chance that MPs dismiss her arrangement...
The UK could at present leave with no arrangement on 12 April if a route forward isn't found. Be that as it may, different choices include:
Parliament could endeavor to assume responsibility for the procedure and offer another technique. MPs have been informed that if the arrangement is rejected they can hold a progression of "characteristic" votes to check whether there is a greater part for a specific option, for example, remaining in the EU Customs Union
Mrs May would then know which choice had most help in Parliament. She would then need to consent to seek after another arrangement for the EU to revive talks
The restriction Labor gathering could table a demonstration of general disapproval went for cutting down Mrs May's legislature - yet it would require the help of some of Mrs May's very own Conservatives. It isn't clear what might happen to the dates set by the EU
Mrs May could request that Parliament hold an early broad race or, most improbable, call another choice. Once more, it isn't completely clear what might occur in that situation
Article 50, the two-year settlement arrangement that the UK conjured to leave the coalition in 2017, could be repudiated by Mrs May, deferring Brexit inconclusively. Be that as it may, she is unequivocally contradicted to that. An appeal requiring the article to be repudiated has achieved in excess of three million marks
I'm not catching this' meaning for Mrs May?
The BBC's political proofreader Laura Kuenssberg says the decisions for Mrs May are running out, making her authority hard to keep up.
Numerous MPs inside her own gathering are frightened by the occasions of the previous couple of days.
Furthermore, she says, almost certainly, MPs from all gatherings will push for a progression of votes on various adaptations of Brexit or another choice, trying to assume responsibility for the procedure.
Mrs May touches base back in the UK today, composes Laura Kuenssberg, having won a smidgen of additional time, however less and less space to relax.
How does the EU see it?
EU pioneers were supposedly unconvinced by Theresa May's confirmation that she could persuade the UK Parliament to back her withdrawal bargain.
Mrs May put forth her defense for a postponement in an hour and a half introduction to her European partners and afterward left the room and the talks proceeded for eight hours.
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