The UK Prime Minister is expected to rule out a "no-deal Brexit" in a statement to parliament on Tuesday.
British newspapers have reported that Theresa May will make the announcement, in a bid to avoid further rebellion by lawmakers who are threatening to quit, or try and take control of the Brexit process.
Jessica King reports from London:
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