Theresa May threatening maneuver slammed by the negotiators could Brexit
The European Parliament's chief Brexit negotiator has criticised Theresa May's threatening tactics and warned the days of Britain cherry-picking its relationship with Brussels are over.
Guy Verhofstadt said the Prime Minister's decision to suggest the UK would become a low-tax, low-regulation haven if the EU failed to agree a good exit deal was a counter-productive strategy.
He also called on Mrs May to listen to the concerns of the 48% of voters who backed Remain.
Mr Verhofstadt, president of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe group, said: Britain has chosen a hard Brexit. May's clarity is welcome but the days of UK cherry-picking and Europe a la carte are over.
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