If the European Union and the United Kingdom can not agree on a deal on Brexit, the United Kingdom will have to pay out for a secession from the EU a tidy sum. Such data was sounded by the Minister for the UK exit from the European Union Dominique Raab. "The Chancellor has instructed to allocate from the budget an additional? 3 billion in addition to the already allocated? 700 million," Raab said in a statement published on the website of the British government.

The minister added that London is ready to take unilateral measures to support the work of its institutions, if an agreement with the EU on Brexit cooperation is not reached. Negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union on the conditions for the withdrawal of London from the community began in June last year in Brussels. It is expected that an agreement between the parties should be reached by November 2018, then it must be approved by the Queen of Great Britain and the European Parliament. The transition period will last until the end of 2020.