This was supposed to be the week when, for better or worse, Britain’s Brexit future finally started to take shape.
This Friday, March 29, was the deadline etched into law as well as the minds of many Brits — the date they were finally set to leave the European Union.
But with British politics deep in uncharted waters, even that has been postponed. Because of an 11th-hour extension agreed to by Prime Minister Theresa May and European leaders last week, Brexit won’t happen until at least April 12.
