EU ambassadors approve post-Brexit trade dealpublished at 13:30 Greenwich Mean Time 28 December 2020
The landmark EU-UK deal is on its way to becoming law provisionally on 1 January.
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The landmark EU-UK deal is on its way to becoming law provisionally on 1 January.
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