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Interesting. Firstly that he now admits Brexit maybe delayed. Secondly that going into an election on a No Deal platform is unacceptable to many in his party, Also he hates Farage, and who can blame him for that. He could of course be lying, unlikely I know... |
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Anyway, both the UK and the EU know what they want from the trade deal, so it would be relatively simple to set that out in an appropriate document to satisfy Article 24. Why would the EU not sign it? They don't want a disruption of a 'no deal' according to them, and this provides the breathing space both sides need. If we can't agree on a deal, this is the practical means of resolving the transitional problems of our leaving. |
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For example, I don't think you're the Daily Express, even though you reference it frequently... |
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