The Irish finance minister has hit out at Boris Johnson's plans for the UK in Europe – saying his proposals are 'contradictory'.
The former London mayor has written this morning that he wants to have free trade with the EU, while controlling immigration.
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Meanwhile stock markets across Europe have fallen today amid ongoing confusion about what Britain will ask for in its exit talks.
But Michael Noonan says the precedent set by Norway is that if Britain wants free trade, it will have to pay for the privilege
