British and European Union officials reached a long-awaited draft agreement on Britain’s troubled withdrawal from the bloc, opening the way for a high-stakes meeting of Prime Minister Theresa May’s most senior ministers to consider the plans, the prime minister’s office said.
Cabinet ministers will have a chance to review the draft text before a critical meeting of the full cabinet at 2 p.m. November 13, the prime minister’s office added.
Britain is scheduled to quit the European Union on March 29. The draft agreement, if approved, would at least avert the prospect of a disorderly and chaotic departure without any deal — something that could clog ports and lead to shortages of food and some medicines, the New York Times reported.
