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What Starmer's Brexit 'surrender' deal means for Britain
The Prime Minister was accused of 'surrender' after it emerged it includes allowing EU fishing boats, mainly from France and the Netherlands, to trawl UK waters for a further 12 years.
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Starmer 'about to sign a bad deal' at EU 'Surrender Summit' - Tories
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What Starmer's Brexit 'surrender' deal means for Britain
The Prime Minister was accused of 'surrender' after it emerged it includes allowing EU fishing boats, mainly from France and the Netherlands, to trawl UK waters for a further 12…
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Fishermen slam Starmer's 'raw deal' giving EU fleet access to UK seas
Furious fishermen have branded Sir Keir Starmer 's 'raw deal' to hand EU trawlers access British waters for 12 years an 'absolute disaster'.
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Starmer accused of Brexit betrayal as he caves in over fishing rights
The PM is today set to sign an agreement at what has been dubbed his 'Surrender Summit' that will mean Britain must once more follow EU laws and abide by its judges' rulings.