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Abstract:A Brexit-supporting British lawmaker said a "lot of people" in parliament still remained opposed to Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union withdrawal deal, with hostility going beyond opposition to the so-called Irish backs
LONDON (Reuters) - A Brexit-supporting British lawmaker said a “lot of people” in parliament still remained opposed to Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union withdrawal deal, with hostility going beyond opposition to the so-called Irish backstop.
“This is a very bad agreement,” John Redwood told BBC radio. Quite a number share my overall concerns that we don't need this kind of binding treaty.
“It's a lot of people and it goes far wider than the ERG group who have been particularly keen to have the right kind of Brexit,” he added.
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