After
open hostilities broke out between the Foreign Secretary and the Prime Minister
just over a week ago, peace was duly restored.
And that peace remains in place.
The two of them are in complete agreement over the length of any
transition period and the rules that will apply during that transition
period. The fact that the Foreign
Secretary also believes
that the transition period should be shorter and that some of the rules won’t
apply does not, apparently, signal any disagreement between him and the Prime
Minister. They are in complete agreement
about everything, the Prime Minister has been her usual ‘very clear’ about that.
If
the EU27 perceive in any of this a certain lack of clarity in the UK’s approach,
it’s obviously because they haven’t been listening properly. These foreigners, eh – what are they like?
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