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British finance minister Philip Hammond has said the government had “no red lines” in talks with the main opposition party to break the deadlock in parliament over Brexit. BREXIT Britain

UK’s Philip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer arrives at the informal meeting of the Eurogroup gathering EU Finance ministers on April 5, 2019 at the Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest. – The two-day meeting takes place in the context of the Romaniaís mandate at the Presidency of the EU Council.

“We are expecting to exchange more texts with the Labour Party today, so this is an ongoing process and I expect we will reach some form of agreement,” Hammond added. MPs have rejected her agreement finalised with European leaders last November three times, delaying Britain’s original March 29 exit date and throwing the process into chaos.

“We should be open to listen to suggestions that others have made and some people in the Labour Party are making other suggestions,” he said.

 

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