london british prime minister theresa may refuse say whether would vote brexit another referendum repeatedly avoid give answer issue define britain fate generations come although may talk promise brexit since gain power last year run-up june 2016 referendum quietly back stay european union top job david cameron also campaign remain resign chaos follow shock result vote rule hold second referendum final deal term brexit despite call one pro-eu lawmakers ask three time interview change mind since answer directly say engage hypothetical question say job deliver people vote vote remain good reason time circumstances move think important thing think focus deliver brexit deliver best deal say british radio station lbc tuesday unite kingdom remain deeply divide brexit senior politicians view important decision britain take since world war two june 23 2016 referendum 17.4 million voters 51.9 percent vote cast back leave eu 16.1 million voters 48.1 percent vote cast back stay britain one year negotiate term divorce outline future relationship due leave late march 2019. side need agreement keep trade flow world big trade bloc fifth large global economy 27 members eu combine five time economic might britain also strong incentive deny uk deal attractive might encourage others follow british example may say vote remain call general election early year bid unite country around vision brexit however lose parliamentary majority jeopardize premiership press whether would vote leave say would look everything come judgment stress would another referendum minister damian green effectively may deputy ask bbc newsnight question say would good public vote remain would another referendum job democrat work towards make brexit success headline theresa maybe sun britain read newspaper say brexiteers offend may response theresa maybe pm refuse say 'd vote another brexit referendum