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:''“People talk about the sort of [[Brexit]] that there is going to be – is it hard or soft, is it grey or white. Actually we want a red, white and blue Brexit: that is the right [[Brexit]] for the {{tag|UK}}, the right deal for the {{tag|UK}}.”''


The first lord of the Treasury, ladies and gentlemen.  
The First Lord of the Treasury, ladies and gentlemen.  


Saints alive.
Saints alive.


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*[[Brexit means Brexit]].
*[[Brexit means Brexit]].
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 18 January 2020

“People talk about the sort of Brexit that there is going to be – is it hard or soft, is it grey or white. Actually we want a red, white and blue Brexit: that is the right Brexit for the UK, the right deal for the UK.”

The First Lord of the Treasury, ladies and gentlemen.

Saints alive.

See also