A 200-page draft agreement committing Britain to follow EU food and farming rules as they change has been circulated to EU capitals before the full text has been made available for public and parliamentary scrutiny. Farmers, meat processors, caterers and fishermen back parts of the deal but warn the price is rules Britain cannot veto, the absence of any published impact assessment and animal welfare gains on the table. With the Brussels summit on 20 November, Great British PAC sets out what ministers must publish and guarantee before anything is signed.

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