Brexit
Macron tells May 'be my guest' in EU market but accept the rules
UK would have to pay for financial services' access to single market
Britain must pay into the European Union budget and accept the jurisdiction of EU courts if it wants its banks to keep full access to the bloc's markets after Brexit, French President Emmanuel Macron said, piling conditions on Prime Minister Theresa May that breach her red lines.
Speaking alongside May after a daylong Anglo-French summit near London, Macron said his overriding goal in the Brexit negotiations is to ensure that "the single market is preserved, because that is very much at the heart of the European Union".
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