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European leaders will meet on Wednesday to discuss May's request to postpone the Brexit deadline, set for Friday, 12 April.
However, British Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright told CNN that no agreement "remains possible", despite Parliament's determination that this will not happen.
He added that the discussions between the parties should be completed and lead to "a reasonable conclusion on the best way to leave the EU with an agreement".
The talks – between the May Conservatives and the Labor Party – will continue on Tuesday despite the Prime Minister's absence, Downing Street confirmed.
"We are determined to find a way out of the EU and to carry out the referendum, which will require the parties to work hard to resolve the outstanding issues – and the ministers and their fictitious counterparts will be discussed ( Tuesday), "said a spokesman for 10 Downing Street.
This decision suggests that Brexit may be delayed beyond the date of the May 23 elections, almost three years after Britain's referendum vote in favor of leaving the EU.
CNN's Max Foster, Hadas Gold and James Griffiths contributed to the story.
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