The EU could impose customs duties on British goods if the government fails to give French fishermen a further 73 licences to operate in UK waters, a French minister has said. Clément Beaune, the French Europe minister, made the threat in

The EU could impose customs duties on British goods if the government fails to give French fishermen a further 73 licences to operate in UK waters, a French minister has said. Clément Beaune, the French Europe minister, made the threat in

The EU could impose customs duties on British goods if the government fails to give French fishermen a further 73 licences to operate in UK waters, a French minister has said. Clément Beaune, the French Europe minister, made the threat in

The EU could impose customs duties on British goods if the government fails to give French fishermen a further 73 licences to operate in UK waters, a French minister has said. Clément Beaune, the French Europe minister, made the threat in

The EU could impose customs duties on British goods if the government fails to give French fishermen a further 73 licences to operate in UK waters, a French minister has said. Clément Beaune, the French Europe minister, made the threat in

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