CORENEWS: May Says Vote on Deal to Go Ahead Week of Jan. 14: Brexit Update

Just to emphasize the challenge May faces in getting her Brexit deal through Parliament, Democratic Unionist Party Deputy Leader Nigel Dodds issued a statement Sunday saying "the fundamental problems which make this a bad deal appear not to have changed" over the Christmas break. "The backstop remains the poison which makes any vote for the Withdrawal Agreement so toxic," Dodds said.