Labour's second most powerful man, finance chief John McDonnell, said a customs union was absolutely key for the party and there was not yet a deal.
"We haven't seen the significant shift yet that we require to be able to support a deal," he said.
McDonnell compared the Brexit negotiations with May's government to trying to make a contract with a company which was about to go into administration. (Reporting by Andrew MacAskill Guy Faulconbridge) DM
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British PM May has made no shift in Brexit talks, Labour Party says
LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party said on Tuesday that Prime Minister Theresa May had not yet made a shift in Brexit talks and that the party was concerned a future Conservative leader could renege on any promises made by the current government.
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