Cutting out Brussels middleman, UK ministers make Brexit pitch to Germany
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FACING a tough line from Brussels on what economic ties between Britain and the European Union will look like after "Brexit", a pair of senior British ministers made a direct pitch to Germany to cut Britain a good deal.
Due to visit Europe's most powerful nation on Wednesday, Finance Minister Philip Hammond and Brexit Minister David Davis wrote in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper that the German economy also stood to lose out from a tough Brexit deal.
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