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Old 16-05-2018, 23:36   #2691
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Re: Brexit discussion
No surprise here to anyone who's followed the Irish situation. Hopefully, we'll never leave the customs union, period
Quote:
Britain will tell Brussels it is prepared to stay in the customs union beyond 2021 as ministers remain deadlocked over a future deal with the EU, the Telegraph has learned.
The Prime Minister's Brexit war Cabinet earlier this week agreed on a new "backstop" as a last resort to avoid a hard Irish border, having rejected earlier proposals from the European Union.
Ministers signed off the plans on Tuesday despite objections from Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, and Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary. A pro-European Cabinet source said that Mr Johnson and Mr Gove were "outgunned" during the meeting and reluctantly accepted the plans.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...-union-beyond/
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