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Old 02-07-2018, 20:35   #106
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Re: Brexit Discussion (New thread-Follow First Post Rules!)
So, what will the future relationship with the EU be post-Brexit? Will there be a cake (and eat it) fight at Chequers?

The Standard today had a go at predicting things:
  • There will be no great showdown at Chequers on Friday.
  • None of the three options is acceptable to the EU anyway.
  • The promised bespoke deal of frictionless trade with control over borders and laws won't happen.
  • We're now back to looking at the options David Cameron outlined: 1) Membership of the EEA like Norway, 2) a Canada-style free trade agreement or 3) just WTO membership.
  • The decision will be delayed and extensions sought to the transition period.
  • One day, a stronger Cabinet will decide to join the EEA.
https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/c...-a3876931.html
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