Cabinet due to meet at 2pm to discuss draft deal agreed by UK and EU negotiators

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This is what Arlene Foster, the DUP leader, told Sky News as she was leaving Northern Ireland for London. She said:

It is worrying times, there’s no doubt about that. What we’ll be looking at is the text, hopefully we’ll actually get to see the text so that we can make our own judgment on that.

The prime minister is very clear about where we stand on all of this. As you know we’ve written to her, she’s very clear that we cannot be separated from the rest of the UK, either in terms of customs or indeed in terms of regulatory alignment either.

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Andrea Leadsom, the Brexiter leader of the Commons, was also identified as a cabinet minister who might resign over the Brexit deal - not least because on Sunday she said the UK would have to be able to leave any customs union with the EU unilaterally, something that does not seem to be possible under the deal, on the basis of what is being reported.

But this morning, speaking to reporters as she left her home, she sounded positive about what was on offer. She said:

I’ve had a good conversation with the prime minster and I’m looking at the details of the deal today and I’m extremely optimistic that we’ll have a good deal, but I’m looking at the details today.

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