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More steps taken by PM May these past days corroborated my analysis May would go on a full attack against the EU. In full control [of her armada] May will no take no prisoners in the coming weeks. She will attempt to split a few countries away from Brussels in a divisive attempt to put blame across the Channel for the disaster about to happen.
May's inner circle of trustworthy persons is getting quite small as pressure mounts.
Brexit: Raab 'sidelined' as May takes control of EU negotiations | The Guardian | Theresa May has taken back control of crucial negotiations with Brussels from her new Brexit secretary just hours after the government published its white paper on withdrawing from the European Union. The prime minister announced she would now lead the crunch talks with the EU while Dominic Raab, who was appointed two weeks ago, would be left in charge of domestic preparations, no-deal planning and legislation. The move was swiftly characterised as a "sidelining" of the Brexit secretary by No 10's Europe unit, led by May's chief Brexit adviser, Olly Robbins, with the prime minister also taking officials from his department. In a written statement on the last sitting day of the Commons before the summer recess, May said: "I will lead the negotiations with the European Union, with the secretary of state for Exiting the European Union deputising on my behalf. ... Robbins, appearing alongside Raab at the Commons' Brexit committee, said: "The overall strategy for the conduct of these negotiations, she regards very much as her personal responsibility, now with the secretary of state very close at hand."
Theresa May has taken back control of crucial negotiations with Brussels from her new Brexit secretary just hours after the government published its white paper on withdrawing from the European Union.
The prime minister announced she would now lead the crunch talks with the EU while Dominic Raab, who was appointed two weeks ago, would be left in charge of domestic preparations, no-deal planning and legislation.
The move was swiftly characterised as a "sidelining" of the Brexit secretary by No 10's Europe unit, led by May's chief Brexit adviser, Olly Robbins, with the prime minister also taking officials from his department.
In a written statement on the last sitting day of the Commons before the summer recess, May said: "I will lead the negotiations with the European Union, with the secretary of state for Exiting the European Union deputising on my behalf.
... Robbins, appearing alongside Raab at the Commons' Brexit committee, said: "The overall strategy for the conduct of these negotiations, she regards very much as her personal responsibility, now with the secretary of state very close at hand."
On #Marr Brexit Secretary @DominicRaab sets out how we're making progress on delivering the best Brexit deal. pic.twitter.com/t1JSLW5HGR— Conservatives (@Conservatives) July 22, 2018
On #Marr Brexit Secretary @DominicRaab sets out how we're making progress on delivering the best Brexit deal. pic.twitter.com/t1JSLW5HGR
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and negotiator Oliver Robbins appearing before Brexit Committee now. pic.twitter.com/iaWsgqGspP— BBC Parliament (@BBCParliament) July 24, 2018
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and negotiator Oliver Robbins appearing before Brexit Committee now. pic.twitter.com/iaWsgqGspP
The Government has published a White Paper on how it will legislate for the Withdrawal Agreement between the UK and the EU. (_link)— Exiting the EU Dept (@DExEUgov) July 24, 2018
The Government has published a White Paper on how it will legislate for the Withdrawal Agreement between the UK and the EU. (_link)
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