Amid a coalition impasse, Downing Street said that the prime minister would make the case to stand by the intelligence agencies.
The impasse has grown into a crisis as the enrichment programme has expanded over the past few years.
One way out of the impasse, according to one European diplomat who has been closely monitoring the issue, would be if both sides could be persuaded to engage in "technical talks" after the ruling – as opposed to "negotiations" – to discuss a "special status" for Mitrovica North and its surrounding Serb enclave.
Both parties are blaming each other for the impasse.
The focus of Hague's trip, in which he is expected to meet politicians from both sides, is to support Kerry's mission to bring the two sides back to negotiations after an impasse of almost four years.
The Obama administration, which supports the USA Freedom Act, also sent word to Capitol Hill via the Justice Department that it had barely 24 hours to resolve the impasse before it began mothballing its controversial domestic bulk phone data collection.
House Democrats warned that the impasse in the Senate could threaten national security as well as the opportunity to strengthen protections for civil liberties.
He blamed the Palestinians for the current impasse over the US-sponsored peace talks.
The opposition leader planned to put pressure on the government to end the impasse on the renewable energy target, saying that the "transition to a low pollution economy [will make] our industries more competitive, harnessing our natural resources and protecting our national estate".
Until Wednesday, it was unclear when tickets for the fight would be made available due to an impasse between the two camps and the MGM Grand over allotments.
The Senate thus looked poised to return to business as usual on Thursday, with a packed two-day schedule that included advancing trade legislation, a highway funding bill and resolving the Patriot Act impasse.
