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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST:
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Strasbourg - 13 March 2019
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1. Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Brexit coordinator, walking out of room, followed by media
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Brexit coordinator:
++CONTINUES FROM PREVIOUS SHOT++
"Well, the point is that we are waiting now for a proposal coming from London. It's now in London that they have to find a way out of this and break the deadlock that exists, no? And to find a majority for a position in the House of Commons. So I hope that in the coming days such a majority position, and cross-party I presume, can be found."
Reporter, off-camera: "What about an extension?"
Verhofstadt: "We don't start to talk about an extension. I don't see any reason to give any extension if first of all we don't know what the majority position is of the House of Commons. Why should we start to give even a short extension, if there is no clear position of the House of Commons? So I don't think that anybody really wants in the European Union to go into a discussion about extension if first of all there is no clear position of the House of Commons."
3. Verhofstadt walking away
STORYLINE:
The European Parliament's Brexit coordinator said on Wednesday it is up to the UK to solve the deadlock on Brexit.
Guy Verhofstadt spoke to reporters in Strasbourg as he left a meeting of the European Parliament's Brexit steering committee.
Verhofstadt also said the EU was unlikely to extend the Article 50 deadline and set a new date for the UK's withdrawal, as long as there was "no clear position of the House of Commons".
Members of the UK parliament on Tuesday rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's revised Brexit deal 391-242.
The stinging 149-vote defeat stripped away May's control over the course of Brexit and handed it to the UK parliament, which is divided about what to do next.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Strasbourg - 13 March 2019
++CONTINUOUS SHOT++
1. Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Brexit coordinator, walking out of room, followed by media
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Brexit coordinator:
++CONTINUES FROM PREVIOUS SHOT++
"Well, the point is that we are waiting now for a proposal coming from London. It's now in London that they have to find a way out of this and break the deadlock that exists, no? And to find a majority for a position in the House of Commons. So I hope that in the coming days such a majority position, and cross-party I presume, can be found."
Reporter, off-camera: "What about an extension?"
Verhofstadt: "We don't start to talk about an extension. I don't see any reason to give any extension if first of all we don't know what the majority position is of the House of Commons. Why should we start to give even a short extension, if there is no clear position of the House of Commons? So I don't think that anybody really wants in the European Union to go into a discussion about extension if first of all there is no clear position of the House of Commons."
3. Verhofstadt walking away
STORYLINE:
The European Parliament's Brexit coordinator said on Wednesday it is up to the UK to solve the deadlock on Brexit.
Guy Verhofstadt spoke to reporters in Strasbourg as he left a meeting of the European Parliament's Brexit steering committee.
Verhofstadt also said the EU was unlikely to extend the Article 50 deadline and set a new date for the UK's withdrawal, as long as there was "no clear position of the House of Commons".
Members of the UK parliament on Tuesday rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's revised Brexit deal 391-242.
The stinging 149-vote defeat stripped away May's control over the course of Brexit and handed it to the UK parliament, which is divided about what to do next.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
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