Realistyczne szanse Wielkiej Brytanii na powrót do unii celnej?

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Realistyczne szanse Wielkiej Brytanii na powrót do unii celnej?

Ponad 100 brytyjskich posłów poparło projekt ustawy Liberalnych Demokratów w sprawie unii celnej z UE. Inicjatywa miałaby złagodzić skutki Brexitu i uprościć procedury handlowe.

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00:00How realistic is a bespoke EU-UK customs union?

00:08Brexit is back and once again the EU's trading relationship with the UK is making headlines.

00:14On 9 December, more than 100 UK parliament members backed a bill

00:18calling on the government to begin negotiations on a bespoke customs union with the bloc.

00:23But to become a law, the bill would need government backing.

00:26British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has been working to strengthen ties with the EU

00:31but has ruled out re-entering a customs union.

00:34He claims it could unravel trade deals the UK has already made with other countries such as the US.

00:40The UK exited the EU's customs union along with the single market at the end of 2020,

00:45more than four years on from the Brexit referendum in 2016.

00:49The EU and UK have since implemented a series of preferential trade agreements.

00:54This means neither side imposes tariffs on the other but regulatory and customs checks remain in place.

01:00Now it's still unclear what kind of settlement the Liberal Democrats would back

01:04but the example of Turkey's agreement with the EU has been floated.

01:08We spoke to Liberal Democrats MP Al Pinkerton who tabled the bill.

01:12The Liberal Democrats are the third largest party in parliament but our parliament occasionally gives us a mechanism to try and spark a debate.

01:21So what I did with my 10 minute rule bill was I struck a match and it's cast a little bit of light and it shed a little bit of heat

01:28but the truth is that will only go anywhere if something else catches light as a consequence.

01:34The Liberal Democrats claim their proposal will boost the UK economy by 25 billion pounds in extra tax revenue which is roughly 28.5 billion euros.