Brexit minister, derivatives and fighting with Frankfurt
The weekly Brexit round-up as poll backs dedicated minister and Frankfurt vies with Dublin for business
Ever since the UK's shock decision to leave the European Union last summer, Brexit has dominated the agenda here and in Britain. What sort of deal can British prime minister Theresa May strike with her former partners? What will happen the border with Northern Ireland? How will the economy be affected by the sharp drop in sterling? What will happen to the Irish in Britain and the British living elsewhere in Europe? These and more...
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