Quayle won't be 'bloody difficult' in Westminster
The Chief Minister says he won't 'bang the table' during Brexit negotiations.
Howard Quayle has been in Westminster this week, meeting parliamentary representatives to discuss the Island's position after the UK leaves the EU.
He says talks are going well - but warned that, ultimately, the Manx government will have no choice but to follow Britain's lead as a Crown Dependency.
Distancing himself from Theresa May's one-time promise to be a 'bloody difficult' negotiator, Mr Quayle said compromise and forming close ties were more his style:
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