Key moments in the long-running process.
The forecasts published by the government show the agreement would strip 6.7 per cent from the UK’s expected path of GDP growth between now and 2034.
Angela McGowan, director of the CBI in Northern Ireland, said the ripple effect of a Brexit deal will hit business investment and productivity.
“Would I rather accept a new European treaty that is frankly very bad for us? Or would I prefer for us to have an extension and a general election? I would always prefer the latter option.”
The biggest sticking point in the talks between the EU and the UK was how to ensure free-flowing movement across the Irish border.
Such a move could win favour from the Liberal Democrats, the SNP and a handful of the 21 Tory rebels who lost the whip over supporting the Benn act.
“If the Government is so confident they’ve secured a good Brexit deal then they shouldn't shy away from putting it to the people.”
Arlene Foster and Nigel Dodds have highlighted three major obstacles, dealing a blow to Boris as the EU summit kicks off.
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