How did Britain get here? For Malloch Brown, the story is not so different from other anti-establishment developments happening around the world.
Importantly, he is currently the Chairman of Best of Britain, a civil society organization pushing for a new vote on Brexit. He is the author of The Unfinished Global Revolution and has was named among Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world. He is also the former Deputy Secretary General at the United Nations and was knighted in 2007 for his contribution to international affairs. Lord Malloch Brown previously served in the British cabinet and Foreign Office. We are honored to have Mark Malloch Brown explain what happens next and why a new referendum could just be Britain’s saving grace. And there’s no grace period, no time to adapt, and no contingency. On March 29, 2019, all formal EU rules and regulations will cease to apply to the United Kingdom.
The nation is scheduled to leave the EU without a formal withdrawal treaty and no exit framework, following the narrow vote by the British electorate in June 2016 to leave the bloc. Reality has hit in Britain, and it has hit hard. This crushing rejection means time is running out on a formal exit plan to avoid catastrophe. The product of two agonizing years of negotiations in Brussels was massively defeated in the House of Commons by 432 votes to 202. On January 15, Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU deal went down in flames. The clock is ticking on Brexiting Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union. Minor problem: there’s still no deal with the EU. On March 29th, the United Kingdom officially leaves the European Union.
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