UK Prime Minister Theresa May says she will lay out a more detailed Brexit plan over “the coming weeks,” rejecting criticism that her government is unprepared to leave the European Union (EU).
In an interview with Sky News on Sunday, May said her government’s arrangements were not “muddled” at all and it was the “complexity of the issues” that prolonged the process.
She said leaving the 28-member block is not going to be possible by keeping parts of the membership and the government was trying to tighten the borders first in order to meet the biggest demand that was put forward after the June 23 EU referendum.
“Often people talk in terms as if somehow we are leaving the EU, but we still want to kind of keep bits of membership of the EU,” she said.
“We are leaving. We are coming out. We are not going to be a member of the EU any longer,” the premier added.
“So the question is what is the right relationship for the UK to have with the…