The legislation which will start the UK's exit from the EU has passed its final hurdle in the British House of Lords.

The Lords backed down from trying to reinstate some amendments to the Brexit Bill , after they were rejected by MPs.

It means British Prime Minister Theresa May can now trigger Article 50, and begin exit talks with the EU.

She was expected to start the process on Tuesday.

But Sky News Correspondent Faisal Islam says it has now been pushed back to the end of the month: