The European Union’s chief Brexit pointman sought to put the U.K. on the defensive, laying out a tight timetable for the negotiations and warning that, once it had exited the bloc, Britain would need to come back to agree future ties with the EU.
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Tue, 12/06/2016 - 11:32am
The European Union’s chief Brexit pointman sought to put the U.K. on the defensive, laying out a tight timetable for the negotiations and warning that, once it had exited the bloc, Britain would need to come back to agree future ties with the EU.