However, Brussels said last week a transition deal was not a certainty and that London needed to clarify what it wanted from the EU. May 's government will aim to address that in a series of six speeches by the prime minister and other senior ministers in the next few weeks, which her office dubbed "The Road to Brexit". "Brexit is a defining moment in the history of our nation," a source in May's office said. "As we move along the road to that future, we will set out more detail so people can see how this new relationship will benefit communities in every part of our country. She will deliver another setting out Britain's future partnership, although a date for that has yet to be confirmed.Foreign minister Boris Johnson, a leading Brexit advocate, will begin the 'Road to Brexit' series with a speech on Wednesday, described by May's office as a "rallying cry to those on both sides of the Brexit debate".Brexit minister David Davis will outline how Britain's businesses can maintain their global reputation after Brexit in an as yet unscheduled speech.

Source: Economic Times February 11, 2018 12:45 UTC