We will vote against a deal that prioritises the EU over the UK

Steve Baker Follow Sammy Wilson 10 November 2018 • 9:07pm The only plausible outline of a successful UK exit from the EU with a deal is obvious. It is the offer made by the EU, extended to the whole UK. The deal offered would: ensure security cooperation and participation in institutions of research and innovation, culture and education; deal with potential absurdities like any threat to flights, data or the mutual recognition of our driving licences; and result in an advanced free trade agreement covering all sectors with zero tariffs, no quantitative restrictions and including services. The obstacles to this deal are twofold: the border with Ireland must be made invisible and compliant in all circumstances, and the Prime Minister must ask for it…. To continue reading this article Start your free trial of Premium Access all Premium articles  Subscriber-only events  Cancel any time Free for 30 days then only £2 per week Try Premium Access one Premium article per week Register for free Register for free to continue reading this article Register Or unlock all Premium articles, free for 30 days Start trial Already have an account? Login Want to learn more? View all subscriptions