Brexit glossary: from max fac and Chequers to Norway and Canada +++

The Week's guide to all the jargon you need to know as the UK gets set to exit the EU

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The language of Brexit has proven almost as complicated as the process itself, with the House of Commons library even seeking a specialist Brexit editor to make sense of it all.

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