ROME, APRIL 9 - Even the House of Commons, after that of the Lords, has approved the law that obliges the premier Theresa May to request a postponement of the Brexit beyond April 12, the date on which London should leave the EU without agreements. The British media report it.
In addition, the Parliament - Queen Elizabeth should sign it in the next few hours - now has the power to make legally binding changes - like the one on the length of the postponement - to the request of the premier to the EU, which at the moment should point to 30 June.