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Liam Fox reaffirms his opposition to retaining a customs union with the EU.
He tells @ifgevents that it would have an "impact" on DIT and be a "major disincentive" for countries to negotiate trade deals with the UK.
He tells @ifgevents that it would have an "impact" on DIT and be a "major disincentive" for countries to negotiate trade deals with the UK.
Fox says that if MPs vote down WAB next month, the UK is heading for one of two options: no-deal or Brexit being cancelled
He tells @ifgevents that voting down the Bill will take the UK down a "path which takes us either to the revocation of Article 50 or leaving without a deal"
He tells @ifgevents that voting down the Bill will take the UK down a "path which takes us either to the revocation of Article 50 or leaving without a deal"
Just asked Liam Fox whether he’s disappointed that the Tory party’s Euro elections leaflet doesn’t mention leaving the CU/striking new trade deals
He says the question isn’t “relevant” to international trade and that election leaflets don’t spell out “specific” policy 🤔
He says the question isn’t “relevant” to international trade and that election leaflets don’t spell out “specific” policy 🤔
If WAB falls next month, the UK will face two options, according to Liam Fox:
No-deal Brexit or revoke Article 50.
businessinsider.com/liam-fox-if-mp…
No-deal Brexit or revoke Article 50.
businessinsider.com/liam-fox-if-mp…
