The UK would consider making payments to the EU after it leaves the bloc to secure the best possible access to the EU single market, Brexit Secretary David Davis has said.
Mr Davis told MPs the “major criterion” was getting the best access for goods and services to the European market.
“And if that is included… then of course we would consider it.”
He said reports Boris Johnson backed freedom of movement were “at odds” with what he knew of Mr Johnson"s views.
According to Sky News the foreign secretary privately told four EU ambassadors he backed free movement.
Brexit: All you need to know What are the UK"s Brexit options? But Mr Davis said: “What I"ve seen.. strikes me completely at odds with what I know about my right honourable friend"s approach to this matter.
“He believes very clearly – and he made this very clear in the Leave campaign because he was a much more major part of it than I was. – that some immigration is useful. We all agree on that.
“That"..
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