With time running out, it looks increasingly likely that the 29 March Brexit date will need to be pushed back. But there's a big question about how long an extension to the Article 50 negotiating period might last. We take a look at how the length might alter the outlook for the UK economy, Bank of England and markets. As the clock counts down to 29 March, there is a growing sense that the deadline will need to be pushed back to allow more time to find a deal that the UK parliament can get behind. One way or another, it's looking increasingly likely that lawmakers will get a two-way vote between 'no deal' and an ... (full story)