By: Eastern Eye Staff
BRITISH prime minister Theresa May has told officials to do more work on future EU customs arrangements after foreign secretary Boris Johnson attacked one of her Brexit proposals as “crazy”. Johnson’s broadside against what some say is May’s preferred option for ensuring Britain’s new border with the European Union is as frictionless as possible underlines the deep divisions over what post-Brexit ties should look like. May’s decision to leave the EU’s customs union, which sets tariffs for goods imported into the bloc, has become one of the main flashpoints in the Brexit debate, pitting companies and pro-EU campaigners against a…
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