What's clear, from the CBI and others, is that there is no result that would be worse for the British economy than leaving [the EU] with no deal - Keir Starmer

We all want to do bold new trade agreements but we would be better off doing that with the EU.

[Opposing a future Scottish independence referendum regardless of the Supreme Court in London potentially deciding to accept the Scottish Parliament has a legal right to hold one.] It's good the case has gone to court because I think it's better to have legal certainty, so we all know the basis on which we're operating [...] All the court is going to be able to rule is, if it does rule in favour, is that there could or can be, [that] it's legally permissible to have a referendum. That doesn't answer the political question, which is 'should there be a referendum'?

Benefits of the single market and customs union... need to be hard-wired into the final agreement