There's a very sinister tone to your post here Pete............do you keep forgetting that it's the UK that caused this and to this date still has not come up with a workable solution for the border.
And as for your last comment - about the UK warming to a No Deal scenario - can you point me to any evidence to substantiate this claim?
It is irrelevant who caused this. An answer needs to be found and it needs to be found by both the U.K. and the EU.
The prospect of a no deal has been growing since the EU have shown complete intransigence in actually moving negotiations forward. What was once quietly mentioned, while uninformed arguments raged about WTO and tariffs etc, is now moving into place with this weeks WTO circulation and more vocal and public discussion regarding a no deal.
The previous and new Brexit Secretary has opined on a number of occasions that...“Britain will “thrive” in the event of a “no-deal” divorce from the European Union, the U.K.’s new Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, told MPs during a tense and at times fiery evidence session at a House of Commons committee Tuesday.
Appearing before the Brexit select committee, Raab accepted there would be “uncertainty” in the short term if a withdrawal agreement cannot be reached with Brussels before Britain’s departure in March next year, but insisted the U.K. economy would be fine in the long term.”
