Termination clause is a stark reminder of EU’s colossal fund to help member states cope with Brexit
The EU is reportedly demanding guarantees the UK will compensate the bloc if a future government reneges on the Brexit “reset” agreement Keir Starmer is currently negotiating.
The termination clause is a stark reminder of the painful and costly divorce in which the EU set up a colossal €5.4bn (£4.7bn) fund to help its own member states cope with the disruption caused by the UK’s exit in 2020.
Source: Draft ‘Farage clause’ would ensure EU not out of pocket if Reform UK wins election
