UK PM Theresa May urged to walk out if the EU wont talk trade - Telegraph
The UK’s newspaper, Telegraph, published a story earlier on the day, citing that the UK PM Theresa May urged to walk out if the EU agree on trade talks.
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“In an open letter to the Prime Minister, four former Cabinet ministers, as well as MPs, business leaders and academics demanded she "formally declare" that Britain will leave the EU and conduct trade deals via the World Trade Organisation.
The warning from the Leave campaign comes after the EU talks became deadlocked and amid fears the beleaguered Prime Minister will be humiliated at a key summit of EU leaders in Brussels.
Sources in Brussels have told The Telegraph that EU leaders will tell Mrs May Britain must agree to pay some money into the EU budget until 2023, rather than 2021 under the current offer, before there can be any movement on trade talks.“
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