Brexit 'red lines' clear, have to wait for deal: DUP
The Brexit "red lines" set out by the small Northern Irish party propping up Prime Minister Theresa May's government are well known, a spokeswoman for the party said on Tuesday, as it waited to see the details of a final deal on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
"We have to wait to see a deal. Our red lines are well known," the spokeswoman for the Democratic Unionist Party told Reuters when asked to respond to reports that the EU and United Kingdom had agreed on a draft divorce deal text.
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