May won’t agree to Brexit deal with Irish sea border, U.K.’s Hunt Says
By Bloomberg
03 October 2018 |
5:31 am
U.K. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt discusses his comments comparing the European Union to the Soviet Union and the Irish border as part of Brexit negotiations.
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