According to a BBC’s political editor Laura Kuenssberg, there is a way for the UK government and opposition to compromise on a Brexit deal. however, it’s unlikely to be reached this week. Kuenssberg tweeted that “Senior govt source says it IS possible though to see a way to a deal, but unlikely to be resolved this week.” But the aim is “to set out a path to get the Withdrawal Bill to Commons with a fair wind.”
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt indicated to BBC radio that he’s “not a believer in a customs union” as a “sustainable long-term solution” of Brexit. It’s clear that customs union is the way Labour would like to go forward with. Hunt urged that “this is a time when we have to be willing to make compromises on all sides because the message of last week was that voters for both main parties are very, very angry about the fact Brexit hasn’t been delivered.”
