'She has my number': Varadkar responds to Foster's claim govt refusing to engage with Britain

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned Ireland and Britain "should be afraid of a no deal Brexit" after admitting the scenario could force him to scrap plans to cut income tax in the autumn budget.

'She has my number': Varadkar responds to Foster's claim govt refusing to engage with Britain

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned Ireland and Britain "should be afraid of a no deal Brexit" after admitting the scenario could force him to scrap plans to cut income tax in the autumn budget.

Mr Varadkar hit back at British prime minister Boris Johnson and DUP leader Arlene Foster's claims he is taking part in "project fear", and urged opponents to read the Good Friday agreement.

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