or montague's and capulet's at the end of the play. >> there would be a one-year would remain what theame. allowing times for you ke and negotiations on the future relationship. talks, thedivorce transition would not be extended. this bill was an emphatic lesson. rejecting any further delay. theresa may's government was reliant on northern ireland's democratic unionists. boris johnson's version of the divorce deal has different arrangements the northern ireland. --he needs to under the understand the concerns of the customs in northern ireland. they have the potential for change. he needs to understand the concerns we share because we want to ensure we lead as one nation. labor licking out loans, jeremy corbyn expected parliament could not go on with the brexit results. but boris johnson spills was terrible, guiding the u.k. to deregulation and what he called a proxy deal with donald trump. >> the choice we know face is between keep us -- keeping the highest environment in order to get a future trade deal with the european union, or, slashing standards to match those of the united stat

the very words seem tired to me, as defunct as big enders and little enders, montague and capulet, ate play. although they would leave the eu onjanuary 31 there would be a one—year transition in which things would remain pretty much the same, allowing time for negotiations on the future relationship. borisjohnson insisted that unlike the divorce talks, the transition would not be extended. this bill learns the emphatic lesson of the last parliament, unlike members opposite, and rejects any further delay. theresa may's government was reliant on northern ireland's democratic unionists get votes through. not so boris johnson. his version of the divorce bill had different arrangements for northern ireland and the dup were not happy. you need to understand concerns about custom arrangements for northern ireland, tariff differentials, the potential for checks and the concerns we share because we want to ensure we leave as one nation. with labour licking its wounds after its election drubbing, jeremy corbyn accepted that parliament could not go on debating the result but reckoned borisjohnso