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Does the EU understand what sovereignty really means?

10 December 2020

10:06 PM

10 December 2020

10:06 PM

The UK never tried to have our constitution written in one big session. We made it up by responding to each crisis when it happened. Brexit is just the latest.

The remaining sticking points on a deal are fish and something called the level playing field. Fish is very interesting, I assume, but it is politics, not law.

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