Brexiting Swiss-style: the best possible UK-EU trade deal

Summary:

Since Britain voted to leave the EU, the 27 other member-states have made 'no cherry-picking' their mantra. The UK will not be allowed to pick the parts of the single market it likes (such as trade and investment) and avoid the parts it does not (such as free movement and the supremacy of EU law).

For her part, Prime Minister Theresa May insists that free movement and the supremacy of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) will end. This policy brief outlines the best possible trade deal for Britain and the EU, given each side’s red lines.

• Primary Source