'We're striving for the best outcome': Raab on Brexit negotiations

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Channel: Daily Mail World · 2018 · News & Politics

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A 98-page report setting out the Government's demands to Brussels would mean EU workers will still be allowed rights to travel to Britain temporarily. Tourists, young people and business trips would also be allowed without visas. EU judges will get to advise a new joint committee of UK and EU officials tasked with resolving disputes after Brexit. And it confirms Theresa May's (pictured inset) plan to have Britain follow EU rules on goods without any say on how they are drafted. Brexiteer ringleader Jacob Rees-Mogg declared the plan 'does not respect the referendum result' while Tory MPs lined up to condemn the plans in Parliament. Amid chaotic scenes, the Commons was briefly suspended as Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab (main image) tried to present the policy paper with MPs throwing his report around the chamber.

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