Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has launched a bitter attack on Michael Barnier

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AtW replied

9 March 2019, 17:46
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Old Greg replied

9 March 2019, 10:38
Originally posted by stonehenge View Post

Theresa May facing Brexit vote defeat as UK rejects EU offer to break deadlock | PoliticsHome.com

Mr Barclay tweeted: "With a very real deadline looming, now is not the time to rerun old arguments. The UK has put forward clear new proposals. We now need to agree a balanced solution that can work for both sides."

Backstop means backstop!

The UK should hold tight. It holds all the cards, so the EUSSR must be bluffing.
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stonehenge started a topic Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has launched a bitter attack on Michael Barnier

9 March 2019, 08:40
Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has launched a bitter attack on Michael Barnier

Theresa May facing Brexit vote defeat as UK rejects EU offer to break deadlock | PoliticsHome.com

Mr Barclay tweeted: "With a very real deadline looming, now is not the time to rerun old arguments. The UK has put forward clear new proposals. We now need to agree a balanced solution that can work for both sides."

Backstop means backstop!
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