Theresa May has asked officials to draw up “revised proposals” for post-Brexit customs arrangements after a key meeting with her most senior ministers.
The Brexit sub committee met to try to agree on a new model to replace the UK’s membership of the customs union.
One of the government’s preferred options – a “customs partnership” – has faced heavy criticism from Brexiteers.
A succession of senior ministers challenged her over this plan
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