Brexit had some benefits, no one says on 10 anniversary

The Prime Minister believes that Brexit has some benefits, Downing Street has left the European Union and said on the fifth anniversary of Britain.

A 10 spokesperson pointed to liberation from the rules of the European Union, helping Britain a more competitive financial center.

However, he said that Sir Kire Stmper also wanted “to improve Brexit for British people” and wanted to strengthen relations with Europe.

The conservatives accused the government of “eliminating Brexit and pulling us back into the fist of the European Union”.

But Liberal Democrats criticized the Braxit deal killed by Tories as “a whole disaster for our country” and called for a close relationship with the European Union.

Britain officially left the European Union after three and a half years after the 2016 referendum at midnight-31 January 2020 at 11:00 GMT-Brussels.

The government has marked the anniversary with some pomp, with no official program to celebrate the opportunity.

Asked why the PM did not say anything special for the anniversary, Downing Street said that the government was “looking forward”.

A number 10 spokesperson said: “We know that we can do better for British people to work as Brexit, that the UK has a more cooperative relationship with the European Union in the national interest.

“They are our biggest trading partner and our closest neighbor, and will be important in helping us to deal with the dangers going on for our safety, and that’s why we are working closely with the European Union to strengthen our partnership . “

Asked what benefits Braxit had brought, he said the UK was “no longer bound by the European Union’s procurement rules”.

He said, “This is a big benefit for us, as well as our freedom to adopt our financial services rules is to make them more favorable for the UK market environment, and it is a financial center of London Increased competition, “he said.

Since winning the power, Sir Keir, who supported the remaining remaining in the European Union and once supported each other’s referendum, to “reset” the relationship with the 27 Rashtra Block and secure a better deal with it Has promised

However, he has stressed that Britain will not re -involve the European Union or single market, which enables goods, services and people to move freely between member states which also apply many general rules and standards. We do.

The government has also pledged that the UK will not recan the Customs Association – will not charge a tariff for not making an agreement between the European Union countries.

Sir Kir will host German Chancellor Olaf Sholaz before attending a meeting of European Union leaders at Brussels on Monday.

Orthodox leader Kemi Badenoch called Brexit “the biggest vote of faith in our country”, but said that “still a lot to do”.

He said that a business deal with the United States needs a “Brexit opportunity we need to take”.

One of the major figures behind the Brexit campaign, Nigel Faraj on Thursday told his GB news show: “I still consider 100% that it was the right job.”

But the reform UK leader admitted that “was disappointed in the way it was distributed”.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Devi used anniversary to repeat his call for the UK-EU Customs Union Deal, saying that it would “unlock development, demonstrate British leadership and play us against President Trump Will give the best possible hand “.

Green MP Ellie Chows also called the UK to re -connect the Customs Association and agree with a youth dynamics scheme with blocks, making it easier for young people to study and work in the European Union.

He said that “the full membership of the European Union is the best option for the UK” and said that his party “will chase a policy to re -join as a political will”.