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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2022
British PM Johnson says on Brexit: still problems, we'll thrive without a deal

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Reuters
22 December, 2020, 12:00 am
Last modified: 22 December, 2020, 01:39 pm

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British PM Johnson says on Brexit: still problems, we'll thrive without a deal

“The position is unchanged: there are problems,” Johnson told a news conference when asked if there would be a trade deal

Reuters
22 December, 2020, 12:00 am
Last modified: 22 December, 2020, 01:39 pm
UK PM Boris Johnson. File Photo: Reuters
UK PM Boris Johnson. File Photo: Reuters

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that there were still problems in Brexit trade talks and that Britain would thrive without a deal.

Johnson said he spoke to French President Emmanuel Macron about border issues, but not about Brexit.

"The position is unchanged: there are problems," Johnson told a news conference when asked if there would be a trade deal. "WTO terms would be more than satisfactory for the UK. And we can certainly cope."

"Its vital that everybody understands that the UK has got to be able to control its own laws completely and also that we've got to be able to control our own fisheries," he said.

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