Sentences with phrase «means staying in the single market»

As Jeremy Corbyn has argued over Brexit, Labour must prioritise jobs and the economy, and that, for 50 Labour parliamentarians who have signed a new statement, means staying in the single market and the customs union — something the TUC and business also want.

Not exact matches

Staying in the single market as a member of the European Economic Area would mean Scotland's economy would be 2.7 % smaller by 2030 than it would be if Brexit did not happen at all, Sturgeon said.

Virtually all economists are unanimous in stressing the dire economic consequences of leaving the single market, but May might consider it politically impossible to stay in if it means retaining freedom of movement.

That means no deal is off the table, at a minimum they have guaranteed staying in regulatory alignment as the absolute baseline, which is 90 % in the Single Market.

That means we would either stay in the single market and customs union or - much more likely - promise to stay signed up to all the EU rules into the future, as Cabinet wets like Philip Hammond and Amber Rudd want.

Later in the interview she insisted «Brexit means Brexit», the phrase made famous by Theresa May in the months before she triggered Article 50, leading to more hard questions about whether Labour wants to stay in the single market and the customs union after Britain leaves the EU in 2019.

«The way we've put it is that we would start with viable options, staying in a customs union and a single market variant which means full participation in the single market.»