Frictionless trade option likely to be left open in case UK's red lines change after departure The EU is preparing to help Theresa May build a parliamentary majority for a Brexit deal by offering Downing Street a written commitment to think again about "frictionless trade" if the UK changes its red lines after it leaves the union. EU leaders want to throw the prime minister a lifeline in their long-awaited political declaration on a future deal, a first draft of which is expected next week.
Frictionless trade option likely to be left open in case UK's red lines change after departure The EU is preparing to help Theresa May build a parliamentary majority for a Brexit deal by offering Downing Street a written commitment to think again about "frictionless trade" if the UK changes its red lines after it leaves the union. EU leaders want to throw the prime minister a lifeline in their long-awaited political declaration on a future deal, a first draft of which is expected next week.
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