UK ministers must make clear what Brexit deal they want “pretty soon” to ensure a “reasonably united front” with devolved nations for the negotiations, First Minister Carwyn Jones has warned.
He said the UK government would not want criticism from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland before the talks.
Mr Jones is on a three-day visit to Norway to learn about its EU links.
In December, Prime Minister Theresa May pledged to set out her Brexit proposals in a speech in the new year.
She has said the UK will begin the formal Brexit negotiation process by the end of March.
Brexit: All you need to know Options for leaving the EU Carwyn Jones: Brexit will need immigration compromise On Wednesday, Mr Jones told BBC Radio Wales: “We want to be in a position where we have agreed a line with the whole of the UK, before they [the UK government] go into negotiations.
“The last thing they will want is for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to be publicly critical of them as they enter those ne..
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