Brexit: Britain faces ‘accidental’ no-deal, EU warns
29 January 2019 |
2:34 pm
'Indecisive' Britain risks crashing out of the European Union without a deal, a senior EU negotiator has warned. PM Theresa May's handling of Brexit talks means the UK could crash out "by accident."
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