priorities” for EU withdrawal talks. Ms May’s speeches on Brexit up to now have been met with claims that she has no real plan, but in a Lancaster House briefing today she will promise to set out “12 negotiating priorities and the
Theresa May will finally try to kill criticism that her Brexit vision is too vague by setting out a list of her “negotiating
four key principles driving them”. Her initiative also comes as an exclusive BMG Research poll for The Independent revealed more people believe the Prime Minister is handling Brexit preparations badly than well.