United Kingdom Prime Minister, Mrs Theresa May has state it
clearly that her government will not rubber stamp any policy made with the
other 27 member countries of the EU without Britain’s involvement in
formulating such policy.
According to her, the UK would not "rubber-stamp" if
the UK is side-lined, she may be apparently making reference to an “informal” gathering
held in Bratislava last month (September) as it was the first ever without the
UK for about 43 years running.
"Mrs May said that she will not accept rubber-stamping
EU decisions if the UK is not invited," however, in a swift reaction, EU
sources revealed to Sky News, although it is understood she was not suggesting
the meetings of the remaining countries should end altogether.
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