Sterling falls sharply after attorney general says legal risk of indefinitely remaining in Irish backstop is unchanged, despite prime minister's assurances
Sterling had rallied towards a 22-month high of €1.18 on Monday night, and approached the $1.33 mark against the dollar.
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