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Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Tuesday (27 August) said he had spoken with his British counterpart Boris Johnson by phone about Britain’s likely departure from the European Union on 31 October, writes Toby Sterling.

In a message on Twitter, Rutte said the Netherlands and other European Union members “remain open to concrete proposals compatible with the Withdrawal Agreement: respect for the integrity of the single market and no hard border on the Irish isle”.

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