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Philip Hammond has conceded that there is likely to be a transition period after formally leaving the European Union in 2019 to ease Britain’s exit. The chancellor said that a temporary arrangement following the two years of Article 50 negotiations was in both the UK and the EU’s interest to protect businesses from a sudden, damaging rupture in trade relations. - The Times.
The Chancellor told the Treasury Select Committee that a transition period following Brexit would be in the interest of both the UK and the European Union.
