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UK PM’s Spokeswoman – PM May’s dinner with Irish PM is to seek legally binding changes to withdrawal agreement

Updated: 8 Feb. 2019 | 12:27

The British PM Theresa May’s dinner with Irish PM is to build on Brussels talks and seek legally binding changes to withdrawal agreement, UK government spokeswoman commented in the last hour. She further added that the British government is making sensible preparations for all Brexit eventualities.

Meanwhile, the GBP/USD pair held on to a goodish intraday bounce of around 50-pips and is currently placed at the top end of its daily trading range, around the 1.2970 region.

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