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Previously on "Brexit deal may not be put to MPs until late March, officials say"
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostMay deal?????
I though we had to decide before the end of March.
Theresa May's deal. The one that is not a deal, but says there will be meaningful talks. What has she been doing last 2 years?
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The March Hare will be much the most interesting, and perhaps as this is May it won't be raving mad – at least not so mad as it was in March.
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Mid February is the cutoff for businesses that import from or export to Asia.
Ships take 6 weeks to sail the distance, businesses need to know by the end of next week whether the inventory they are shipping will be liable for extra paperwork and tariffs when it arrives.
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Brexit deal may not be put to MPs until late March, officials say
The Brexit negotiations are being pushed to the brink by Theresa May and the EU, with any last-minute offer by Brussels on the Irish backstop expected to be put to MPs just days before the UK is due to leave.
In strained talks on Thursday, during which Donald Tusk suggested that Jeremy Corbyn’s plan could help resolve the Brexit crisis, Theresa May and the European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, agreed to hold the next face-to-face talks by the end of February.
That move cuts deep into the remaining time, piling pressure on the British parliament to then accept what emerges or face a no-deal scenario.
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