18-11-2016 14:49 via news.yahoo.com

May's changing vocabulary signals shift from 'hard Brexit'

By Elizabeth Piper LONDON (Reuters) - There is a recognisable repetition in Theresa May's speeches about Britain's decision to leave the European Union: "Brexit means Brexit", making "a success of it" and getting "the best deal" for Britain are some of her stump phrases. Together with public comments by ministers in her Conservative government, the changes appear to suggest May has shifted from favouring a "hard Brexit" - a clean break with the EU's single market of 500 million consumers - to su
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