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British trying to rewrite the Brexit rulebook, Simon Coveney claims

The Minister for Foreign Affairs has accused the British government of effectively trying to rewrite the rulebook on Brexit negotiations.

British trying to rewrite the Brexit rulebook, Simon Coveney claims

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020 - 13:31

Vivienne Clarke

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson

The Minister for Foreign Affairs has accused the British government of effectively trying to rewrite the rulebook on Brexit negotiations.

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