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Brexit: Government will not extend transition into 2021

Brexit: Government will not extend transition into 2021
21.12.2020
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The government has ruled out extending the deadline for reaching a post-Brexit trade deal into 2021, amid a deadlock in talks and a growing Covid crisis.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and London mayor Sadiq Khan want the UK to follow EU trading rules beyond 31 December to allow more time for an agreement.

But Downing Street said it would “explore all routes” to a deal before then, despite time being “short”.

UK-EU talks continue, with 10 days left to reach and ratify any agreement.

The UK has kept following EU regulations since it left the bloc on 31 January, but it will exit its internal market and customs union when this “transition” period finishes at the end of the year.

Without a trade deal, both sides could place import taxes on each other’s goods, potentially affecting prices.

Ms Sturgeon, Scotland’s First Minister, said the spread of a new Covid variant – which has led to more than 40 countries banning people travelling from the UK – “demands our 100% attention”.

It would be “unconscionable” to compound the UK’s problems by not leaving more time to agree a trade deal, she added.

And Labour’s Mr Khan urged Boris Johnson to extend the deadline, saying the UK “should be concentrating on… fighting the virus”.

Fishing rights are a major point of contention in UK-EU trade talks

But the prime minister’s spokesman said the UK would continue to “explore every route to a deal that’s in line with our principles”.

He acknowledged that time was “in very short supply”, saying: “We will need to ratify any agreement ahead of 1 January. The leader of the House [of Commons] made clear that we would recall Parliament in order to give MPs a vote on the necessary legislation.”

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer also rejected calls to extend the transition period, saying “further dithering” would not help the country.

“I think that it would be far better for the government to get a deal over the line, either today, tomorrow or certainly next week,” he said.

The government has long ruled out any extension to the Brexit process, insisting that the end of the transition period is set out in law.

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