Boris Johnson to ditch political declaration agreements as EU trade talks loom

Boris Johnson set to ditch political declaration agreements as EU trade talks loom

Boris Johnson is preparing to tear up part of the Brexit deal as he sets out his "red lines" for a trade agreement with the European Union on Thursday.

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