UK lawmakers call for an interim Brexit deal
By Reuters
14 December 2016 |
5:30 am
Britain will need a transitional trade agreement with the European Union, and the government should set out plans for it before beginning formal divorce talks with the bloc, members of parliament's upper house said on Monday.
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