Customs posts proposed by UK 'effectively a border with a buffer zone'

The UK has put forward controversial proposals to set up a string of customs posts on either side of border which would replace the Brexit backstop.

Customs posts proposed by UK 'effectively a border with a buffer zone'

The UK has put forward controversial proposals to set up a string of customs posts on either side of border which would replace the Brexit backstop.

The plan, which has been put forward to the EU in the British government’s so-called ‘non-papers’, would set up customs clearance sites between five and 10 miles away from the border on both sides.

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