Here are the reasons why the deal negotiated by the Prime Minister is the right deal for the UK.

Free movement will come to an end, once and for all, with the introduction of a new skills-based immigration system.

We will take back full control of our money which we will be able to spend on our priorities such as the NHS. We will leave EU regional funding programmes – with the UK deciding how we spend this money in the future.

The jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the UK will end.

In the future we will make our own laws in our own Parliaments and Assemblies in Westminster, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.

We will leave the Common Agricultural Policy.

We will leave the Common Fisheries Policy and become an independent coastal state again, with control over our waters.

We will be able to strike trade deals with other countries around the world. Deals can be negotiated and ratified during the implementation period and put in place straight afterwards.

We will be an independent voice for free trade on the global stage, speaking for ourselves at the World Trade Organisation, for the first time in decades.

We will be freed from the EU’s political commitment to ever closer union.

We will be out of the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights, recognising the UK’s long track record in protecting human rights.

A fair settlement of our financial obligations, which will be less than half what was originally predicted.

Both the one million UK citizens living in the EU and the three million EU citizens living in the UK will have their rights legally guaranteed so they can carry on living their lives as before.

We will have a free trade area with the EU, with no tariffs, fees, charges or quantitative restrictions across all sectors, helping to protect UK jobs. We will be the only major economy with such a relationship with the EU.

We’ve agreed with the EU that we will be as ambitious as possible in easing the movement of goods between the UK and the EU as part of our free trade area.

We will have an implementation period after we leave the EU during which trade will continue much as it does now. This will allow government, businesses and citizens time to prepare for our new relationship.

The deal will see a greater reduction in barriers to trade in services than in any previous trade deal.

There will be an agreement that means UK citizens can practice their profession in the EU.

A comprehensive deal that secures access to the EU market for our financial services sector meaning the EU cannot withdraw it on a whim. This will provide stability and certainty for the industry.

A best in class agreement on digital, helping to facilitate e-commerce and reduce unjustified barriers to trade by electronic means.

We have agreed that there will be arrangements that will let data continue to flow freely, vital across our economy and for our shared security.

Trade arrangements for gas and electricity will help to ease pressure on prices and keep supply secure.

Strong rules will be in place to keep trade fair, so neither the UK nor EU can unfairly subsidise their industries against the other.

We will have a comprehensive Air Transport Agreement and comparable access for freight operators, buses and coaches.

We have agreed that there will be arrangements so we can take part in EU programmes like Horizon and Erasmus.

There will be a co-operation agreement with Euratom, covering all the key areas where we want to collaborate.

Visa-free travel to the EU for holidays and business trips will continue.

Our new security partnership will mean sharing of data like DNA, passenger records and fingerprints to fight crime and terrorism, going beyond any previous agreement the EU has made with a third country.

Our new security partnership will enable the efficient and swift surrender of suspected and wanted criminals.

Close co-operation for our police forces and other law enforcement bodies.

We will continue to work together on sanctions against those who violate international rules.

We will work together on cyber-security threats and support international efforts to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism.

Disputes between the UK and the EU on the agreement will be settled by an independent arbitrator, ensuring a fair outcome.

We will meet our commitment to ensure that there is no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.

We will keep the Common Travel Area between the United Kingdom and Ireland, ensuring everyday life continues as now.

We will keep the Single Electricity Market between Northern Ireland and Ireland, which will help maintain a stable energy supply and keep prices down in Northern Ireland.

Both sides will be legally committed, by the Withdrawal Agreement, to use “best endeavours” to get the future relationship in place by the end of the implementation period, helping to ensure the backstop is never used.

An agreement to consider alternative arrangements to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland, including all facilitative arrangements and technologies, and to begin preparatory work on this before we leave the EU, reflecting shared determination to replace the backstop.

In the unlikely event we do have to use the backstop, a UK-wide customs area will ensure there is no customs border in the Irish Sea.

Gibraltar’s British sovereignty will be protected.

The deal delivers on the referendum result. It takes back control of our money, borders and laws whilst protecting jobs, security and the integrity of the United Kingdom.

We are fed up of Brexit and May's deal will see us spending at least the next two years having the same debates we've had for the past two years and worse, every EU country will have a veto. Macron already made clear yesterday what we have in store.

We should simply leave and use the £39billion saved here in the UK to cushion any temporary negative effects. Within 12 months we'll be growing strongly and most importantly we will be a free nation once again.

I'm a Leaver and am disappointed with this deal. That said, I think it's probably as good as we were ever going to get from the EU and it's preferable to Remain and No deal.

As for the suggestion that Labour would have negotiated a better deal or could still negotiate a better deal, don't make me laugh. Corbyn's stance on Brexit has always been dependant upon which side of bed he got out in the morning and what the weather is like. Not even Labour MP's know what their policy on this issue is from one day to the next.

A bad deal is not a good deal.

Don’t she can sell this as she has sold us down the channel on everything else.

£100bn a year for this deal?
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8651146.html

Why are you publishing Theresa May's lies? This is a terrible deal and is Brexit in name only as the EU and the ECJ retain control. We need No Deal as May is just an untrustworthy lying *****.


A bit of sense here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Z8OEd-v5I

Originally Posted by abbeyroad

I'm a Leaver and am disappointed with this deal. That said, I think it's probably as good as we were ever going to get from the EU and it's preferable to Remain and No deal.

As for the suggestion that Labour would have negotiated a better deal or could still negotiate a better deal, don't make me laugh. Corbyn's stance on Brexit has always been dependant upon which side of bed he got out in the morning and what the weather is like. Not even Labour MP's know what their policy on this issue is from one day to the next.

If you like a good laugh wait for the meltdown in the Tory ranks hopefully they will rip themselves apart good and proper. Who was that silly b itch that said "NO deal is better than a BAD deal". Should be some good television over the next few weeks watching The Bullingdon Boys knocking crap out of the Cambridge Con Men, Old Etonians acting like secondary school council house scallywags.


Tory Tossers.

Best laugh of the day....just stay in the EU and get a better deal.

It isn't an option to "save the £39bn" .
We are paying what we owe as a member of the EU to settle our debts.

Originally Posted by Nash

..just stay in the EU and get a better deal.

David the quitter Cameron tried and came back with his tail between his legs.

Originally Posted by Little Londoner

If you like a good laugh wait for the meltdown in the Tory ranks hopefully they will rip themselves apart good and proper. Who was that silly b itch that said "NO deal is better than a BAD deal". Should be some good television over the next few weeks watching The Bullingdon Boys knocking crap out of the Cambridge Con Men, Old Etonians acting like secondary school council house scallywags.


Tory Tossers.

Ever thought of holidaying in Russia, China, Nth Korea????? Mr Corbyn oh sorry Little Cockney LOL

Realities a ***** ain't it.

Well it will be for your asthmatic business spanner monkey

Originally Posted by Ceam

Realities a ***** ain't it.