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May to say Britain will not permanently remain in a customs union – report


© Reuters. Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May attends a roundtable meeting with business leaders whose companies are inaugural signatories of the Race at Work Charter at the Southbank Centre in London

LONDON (Reuters) – Prime Minister Theresa May will make a public statement on Friday saying Britain “will not agree to be trapped permanently in a customs union in any circumstances”, blogger Guido Fawkes reported on Friday, citing sources.

A spokesman at May’s Downing Street office declined to offer an immediate comment.

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