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UK may get 'Norway plus' Brexit, Irish prime minister says
Premier Leo Varadkar warns UK can't 'cherry pick' for new deal with European Union
The UK may end up in a 'Norway plus' style relationship with the European Union after Brexit, according to Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who pointed to "different perspectives" within the bloc on a future deal with Britain.
Ireland wants to retain as close as a relationship as possible with the UK, Varadkar said in a Bloomberg Television interview in Davos on Thursday, yet not all member states are as concerned about future ties.
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