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Britain wants comprehensive trade deal with EU - PM May

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Britain wants comprehensive trade deal with EU - PM May

 

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FILE PHOTO - Britain's Prime Minister, Theresa May, joins Sutton and Cheam Member of Parliament (MP), Paul Scully, as he campaigns for the forthcoming London local elections, in south west London, Britain January 13, 2018. REUTERS/Leon Neal/Pool

 

BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain wants to have a comprehensive trade deal with the European Union as well as a defence pact in place once its leaves the bloc, Prime Minister Theresa May said in remarks published in a German newspaper on Saturday.

 

May added that her government was not seeking to "cherry pick" in the negotiations and that it wanted a trade deal that goes further than that which the EU has with Norway or Canada simply because Britain is negotiating from a different position to those two countries.

 

"It is not about cherry picking," May told the mass-selling Bild newspaper. "We want to negotiate for a comprehensive free trade deal and security pact. We are in a different starting position than Canada or Norway."

 

Britain and the EU struck a divorce deal last month that paved the way for talks on future trade ties and boosted hopes of an orderly Brexit.

 

"We are leaving the EU but not Europe," she said.

 

 
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Then stay in the EU if you want that. Simple

Don't you know who we are? We're BRITISH. Woops, no sorry I mean ENGLISH!

Not going to happen unless the UK  get's 'tough' and refuses to accept the EU's ridiculous demands.

 

This hasn't happened so far, and I've little doubt that the 'trend' will continue :sad:.

1 hour ago, johnsnapo said:

Then stay in the EU if you want that. Simple

You misunderstand.  UK politicians have no desire to leave, but know they have to face the electorate - leaving them in a v difficult position :laugh:.

Britain already has to best deal on offer.

 

 

The Brits as usual want the best of both worlds.

Get out if you want out & then can start to talk about what "you want"

8 hours ago, mfd101 said:

Don't you know who we are? We're BRITISH. Woops, no sorry I mean ENGLISH!

well keep quiet about and we wont say anything either.

I want a million Euro's

On ‎1‎/‎20‎/‎2018 at 6:25 AM, dick dasterdly said:

Not going to happen unless the UK  get's 'tough' and refuses to accept the EU's ridiculous demands.

 

This hasn't happened so far, and I've little doubt that the 'trend' will continue :sad:.

You can only get tough if you are in a strong position and Britain is very much on the back foot

 

On ‎1‎/‎20‎/‎2018 at 6:28 AM, dick dasterdly said:

You misunderstand.  UK politicians have no desire to leave, but know they have to face the electorate - leaving them in a v difficult position :laugh:.

Yep!  Totally agree.  Damned if they do and damned if they don't.  Best to stand back for a moment and look at just how much they will achieve by "doing", or should I say how much they will lose.

Macron gave a very interesting interview on Andrew Marr's show on Sunday.  No revelations but re-iterated that Britain could possibly get a bespoke deal but any trade deal must abide by the single market rule book.  It has been the EU's position from the start and they are not going to budge on that.   It has been called a stumbling block by the UK but not by the EU.  They  know their position on it

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