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Davis says no #Brexit deal 'incredibly unlikely'
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It is “incredibly unlikely” that Britain will not be able to negotiate a deal with the European Union on its departure from the bloc, Brexit Secretary David Davis (pictured) has said, writes Paul Carrel.
Davis told a business conference in Berlin he hoped the European Commission would be able by Christmas to proceed to the next stage of Brexit negotiations - on future ties between Britain and the EU.
Davis added that he expected Prime Minister Theresa May to remain in office for the duration of the Brexit negotiations “and beyond”.
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