Tories opposed to a no-deal Brexit are still "happy to take a knife to a gunfight," says Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary, University of London. "They do have to start packing some heat instead of talking a good game." nyti.ms
After more than two years of negotiations leading to an unpopular draft agreement, and after some scary-sounding contingency plans for leaving without a deal, Brexit is no longer looking so good, which is why a second referendum is looking more likely nyti.ms
The government is looking for someone to negotiate the UK's post-Brexit aviation deal and the good news is no experience is required theneweuropean.co.uk
