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Leaving out services (80% of our economy) from customs union plan would gum up trade with EU. Deals with other countries will be tricky too.

We’d be stuck with Irish backstop, goods wouldn’t flow freely, services would be thwacked and we’d be turned into trade eunuchs.

Most popular “soft Brexit” option isn’t really a plan, just part of one. Until it’s fleshed out, it’s just another type of blind Brexit.

Most attention has focused on the miserable 585-page divorce deal. But the document setting out the future is a flimsy vague piece of paper.

Reducing access to EU services markets would cost £20bn a year in lost tax. Talk about Brexit dividend ahead of Monday’s Budget is nonsense.

Labour and Tories may decide it’s best to stay in customs union. That’s only good if we also stay in single market and get seat at table.

To avoid cabinet splits on Tuesday, PM likely to back fantasy plan - “Canada, plus, plus, plus”. Snag is EU won’t agree.

Trade secretary used to trumpet comprehensive deal with US. Now he’s focusing on just services. Does he have a clue about what that means?

Pressure is mounting to keep the UK in the EU’s single market. As the economic weather worsens, the government should consider it seriously.

Why no Brexit deal is the worst possible deal for Britain.

Brexiteers’ “WTO option” puts UK at a disadvantage - but could happen by accident.