The European Union is planning ways to help British Prime Minister Theresa May convince the UK parliament to back the Brexit treaty she agreed with EU leaders last month but has ruled out any change to the deal.

Senior officials in Brussels are discussing whether and how to issue “reassurances” that might help May overcome resistance to the deal before lawmakers vote in London next week, EU sources have told Reuters.

Among the re-assurances EU officials are considering is a request May put to fellow EU leaders at a summit on December 14, to commit to having a new UK-EU free trade treaty in place by the end of 2021.

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