Senior Tories eye Brexit compromise
Campaigners look to block May's deal
Chancellor Philip Hammond is one Remainer understood to be pushing compromise
Senior members of the Conservative party are putting together plans for comprise in the UK's approach to Brexit negotiations, in a move which would see close regulatory cooperation with the European Union when the country leaves the bloc.
After eight hours of crisis talks at Chequers on Thursday (22 February) it emerged factions within Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet are proposing a free trade agreement similar to the EU-Canada deal,...
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