Tories lash out at Brexit concessions
Theresa May has come under attack from Tory colleagues after conceding the UK may have to remain tied to EU rules and laws beyond December 2020, in a bid to solve the Irish border issue.
The prime minister told fellow leaders on Wednesday evening she was open to extending the transition one proposal mooted during intensive talks over the Irish backstop issue, which broke down without agreement last weekend.
But the idea was quickly rejected back at home. David Davis, the former Brexit secretary, said the idea was unwise, and it was the wrong time to take the pressure off in the negotiations.
Five Conservative ex-cabinet ministers, including Davis and Boris Johnson, have signed a letter to May urging her to reject a Northern Ireland backstop and, crucially, an all-U...



