Brexit: Theresa May tells EU that 'no deal is better than a bad deal for Britain'

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Theresa May has warned the European Union that she is prepared to walk away from the negotiating table as she set out her blueprint for Brexit.


In comments that were hailed by Eurosceptics, the Prime Minister told EU leaders that any attempt to “punish” Britain would be “an act of calamitous self-harm for the countries of Europe” that her Government will not accept.


She said she would rather do “no deal” than one which is a “bad deal for Britain” and said that any attempt by the EU to harm the UK would force her to change the country’s “economic model” by lowering tax and cutting regulation to compete with Brussels.

Brexit: Theresa May tells EU that 'no deal is better than a bad deal for Britain'

 

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Theresa May has warned the European Union that she is prepared to walk away from the negotiating table as she set out her blueprint for Brexit.


In comments that were hailed by Eurosceptics, the Prime Minister told EU leaders that any attempt to “punish” Britain would be “an act of calamitous self-harm for the countries of Europe” that her Government will not accept.


She said she would rather do “no deal” than one which is a “bad deal for Britain” and said that any attempt by the EU to harm the UK would force her to change the country’s “economic model” by lowering tax and cutting regulation to compete with Brussels.

Brexit: Theresa May tells EU that 'no deal is better than a bad deal for Britain'

Britian will get a good deal with the USA.

 

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Theresa May has warned the European Union that she is prepared to walk away from the negotiating table as she set out her blueprint for Brexit.


In comments that were hailed by Eurosceptics, the Prime Minister told EU leaders that any attempt to “punish” Britain would be “an act of calamitous self-harm for the countries of Europe” that her Government will not accept.


She said she would rather do “no deal” than one which is a “bad deal for Britain” and said that any attempt by the EU to harm the UK would force her to change the country’s “economic model” by lowering tax and cutting regulation to compete with Brussels.

Brexit: Theresa May tells EU that 'no deal is better than a bad deal for Britain'