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Old 16-01-2019, 23:35   #6545
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Re: Brexit

The Government may be showing some pragmatism.
Quote:
Philip Hammond told business leaders that the “threat” of a no-deal Brexit could be taken “off the table” within days and potentially lead to Article 50 “rescinded”, a leaked recording of a conference call reveals.
The Chancellor set out how a backbench Bill could effectively be used to stop any prospect of no deal. He suggested that ministers may even back the plan when asked for an “assurance” by the head of Tesco that the Government would not oppose the motion.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...o-deal-brexit/
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