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Brexit: Theresa May pressed on future relationship with Europe

By France 24
03 March 2018   |   6:24 am
Theresa May acknowledged in her speech today that Britain will have less access to EU markets after Brexit. However, she also asked for some special rules to apply to the UK after Brexit. Meanwhile, Brussels says it will not accept cherry-picking.

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