SHADOW chancellor John McDonnell was warned today that his proposal for a “close” relationship with the European Union single market could block many Labour manifesto pledges from becoming reality.
He claimed that a Brexit deal involving a customs union that has a “close and collaborative” relationship with the single market would win a Commons majority and be backed by business.
Mr McDonnell warned that a no-deal Brexit would be “pretty catastrophic.”
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