'Less than 50%' chance of Brexit deal by Sunday nightpublished at 17:07 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2020
Government minister Michael Gove has said "regrettably" it is unlikely the UK will secure a Brexit deal by Sunday night.
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Government minister Michael Gove has said "regrettably" it is unlikely the UK will secure a Brexit deal by Sunday night.
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