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The British government is facing a fresh legal challenge over whether it should seek to retain membership of the single market after Brexit.


Lawyers will argue that June’s referendum asked the public a single question over whether the UK should leave the EU, and did not delve into the more complex issue of economic access.

It is the second legal challenge faced by the government over the process of leaving the EU. At the start of the month another challenge saw the high court rule that only parliament has the power to formally trigger Brexit. That case will be decided by the supreme court in an appeal to be heard next week.

The latest challenge will see lawyers argue that parliament should also have a say over whether the country could remain in the European Economic Area (EEA), in line with other non-EU countries, such as Norway.


     Carry on brexit.
As I've said on here earlier scottish devolution legislation requires that any scottish law cant be in contradiction to european law. If England wants to change or remove it, it needs the consent of the Scottish parliament.

Cameron has led the british people to the edge of the abyss. The worst PM in my lifetime.