New committee meetings and parliament debates have failed to appease critics of the British government's “chaotic” Brexit preparations.
Prime minister Theresa May, in London on Monday (24 October), promised the heads of the devolved governments of Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales to adopt a “work programme” in November for a new subcommittee on EU negotiations to enable them to “shape” the talks.
She said that an existing joint ministerial committee, which governs relations ...
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