I'm still wondering whether we'll actually see signs of this newly found enthusiasm for compromising on the UK-EU deal.
Sure, the world has just become a somewhat lonelier place for the UK's PM but I'm just not sure that it was the promise of a UK-US deal
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Sure, the world has just become a somewhat lonelier place for the UK's PM but I'm just not sure that it was the promise of a UK-US deal
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https://twitter.com/HeleneBismarck/status/1325444474005229569
that stood in the way of a compromise. Perhaps it was just the Brexit myth (sovereignty etc) or once again an example of this Gov talking itself into a corner.
I'll be very interested to see whether the UK will indeed "cave".
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I'll be very interested to see whether the UK will indeed "cave".
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As smn tweeted yesterday.
We've known for a while that there will need to be some movement on both sides for a deal to be reached - it's not possible for both sides to keep their current red lines.
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We've known for a while that there will need to be some movement on both sides for a deal to be reached - it's not possible for both sides to keep their current red lines.
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It was expected that the approaching deadline will be the impetus behind the UK/EU compromise but it will be interesting to see what role will the outcome of US election play.
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It will def be a factor but I'd be somewhat surprised if the UK "caved" immediately. Don't think it's that simple but then I might be overthinking this.
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