On Sunday, Emily Thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, said it seemed inevitable the UK would have to stay in
some sort of customs union after Brexit.
At a time when the U.K. is negotiating its future trade relationship with the European Union (EU) as it prepares to leave the 28 - country economic and political bloc, focus is being placed on whether the U.K. could stay in
some sort of customs union.
Not exact matches
Labour's Shadow Minister for Exiting the European
Union Paul Blomfield said that the motion gave the House an opportunity to
sort out the «total mess»
of the UK's
customs arrangement.
Would not being part
of a Single Market or
Customs Union make any difference to any
of these
sorts of things?
But first it needs to know the border issue is
sorted and, despite all the British promises
of «creative» or «hi - tech» solutions, the truth is that
customs unions have
customs borders.
He then insisted: «It's a very relevant comparison because there's all
sorts of scope for pre-booking, electronic checks, all
sorts of things that you can do to obviate the need for a hard border to allow us to come out
of the
customs union, take back control
of our trade policy and do trade deals.»