U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May says there won't be a second Brexit referendum.
She wrote in The Telegraph on Saturday that a second referendum would be "a gross betrayal of our democracy." May also said that she won't compromise with the European Union during Brexit negotiations.
U.K. leaders agreed to a Brexit plan in July, and the government published its 98-page so-called "white paper" not long after. The plan addresses items including using a "common rulebook" to allow the free trade of goods between the U.K. and EU, and giving the U.K. more control of its border.
The agreement prompted some high-profile officials to resign, saying the plan didn't go far enough.
But May says there's been "real progress" in negotiations since the deal was made.
The U.K. government also has a back-up plan in case it can't strike a deal with the EU by the time it plans to leave in March.
