Financial services
UK Brexit secretary Davis warns EU against 'cherry picking'
Davis says financial services should be included in final trade deal
UK Brexit secretary David Davis has warned the European Union against "cherry picking" the terms of a future trade deal with the UK – redirecting a criticism often levied against the UK.
The European Commission's positions for the upcoming negotiations on the UK's departure explicitly state there should be no "cherry picking" during a possible two-year transition period.
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