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£ Britain will not accept EU rules to get a trade deal, says Boris Johnson – Telegraph
£ It’s hard for the EU to admit, but it will be lost without British influence – Telegraph
The Telegraph‘s Jeremy Warner argues that far from wanting to remain close to Europe, ministers seem intent on setting the UK up as an economic rival to the EU, and warns of the downsides. He claims that the UK government is not prepared to cede freedom to diverge in return, and is therefore proposing to start the process by threatening the EU with much the same tariffs as the EU itself imposes on third-party countries, such as the United States and China. This would be a marked change of approach to the one favoured by Economists for Free Trade of unilateral free trade – zero tariffs and quotas for all-comers.
BBC Bias: Naga Munchetty outrages viewers as she avoids discussing Brexit ‘Disgrace!’ – Express
Brexit betrayal: How UK will keep making EU contributions until 2064 – Express
£ Britain and Germany must carry their shared interests forward – Times
Let’s celebrate not sneer at Britain’s true achievements – Express
If I were in charge of the EU UK trade negotiations – Briefings for Britain
£ Nissan could double down in the event of a hard Brexit – Telegraph
£ To really understand Leavers, you have to grasp the meaning of Home – Telegraph
