Britain will have to follow EU rules and pay Brussels millions of pounds a year in return for a new deal to cut post-Brexit red tape on food exports.
A draft agreement on Labour‘s Brexit reset was struck yesterday ahead of a summit on November 20.
The deal will slash red tape on food exports to the EU including lifting an effective ban on the sale of British sausages, burgers and shellfish.
Andy Burnham last night claimed the deal could eventually add 0.4 per cent of the UK’s GDP – equal to £12billion.
The PM said he now wanted to lead a conversation about
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