Brexit deal could be done in 'next few days', top Conservative says

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ABERDEEN, Scotland/LONDON: Prime Minister Theresa May could reach a Brexit deal with the opposition Labour Party within days, a leading ...

ABERDEEN, Scotland/LONDON: Prime Minister Theresa May could reach a Brexit deal with the opposition Labour Party within days, a leading Conservative Party figure said on Saturday , after senior ministers urged compromise following poor local election results.

"If we thought yesterday's results were a wake-up call, just wait for the European elections on the 23rd of May," Davidson told a party conference in Aberdeen. But even if the Conservative and Labour Party leaderships reach a Brexit compromise, there is no guarantee that it will pass through parliament, which has roundly rejected May's proposals three times already.

But an EU customs union that prevented Britain from striking its own trade deals was not a viable long-term option for the world's fifth-largest economy, he said. One source told Buzzfeed"the offer would be tantamount to the government accepting in full Labour's demands".

 

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