Ministers tell Theresa May to use Brexit delay to forge consensus

Phillip Hammond and Amber Rudd are believed to have said a new coalition is needed to get a Brexit deal through parliament.Cabinet ministers have told Theresa May she must use any delay to Brexit to face down the Eurosceptic wing of the party and forge a consensus in parliament, as the prime minister finally conceded to offer a vote on extending article 50.May reluctantly promised MPs they would have the chance to reject a no-deal Brexit next month and also offered a vote to extend article 50 in