May's Brexit plan prompts backlash and resignations
British Prime Minister Theresa May thought she had a deal on the process of leaving the European Union, but now she faces dissention and a challenge to her leadership; senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reports from London.
BRUSSELS – European Union leaders are gathering to seal an agreement on Britain's departure from the bloc next year, the first time a member country will have left the 28-nation bloc.
At a summit in Brussels Sunday, the leaders are due to endorse a withdrawal agreement, which would settle Britain's divorce bill, protect the rights of citizens hit by Brexit and keep the Irish border open.
They will also rubber stamp a 26-page document laying out their hopes for future relations after Britain leaves at midnight on March 29.
The last big obstacle to a deal was overcome on Saturday, when Spain lifted its objections over Gibraltar.
The deal must still be endorsed by the British parliament and EU parliament.
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