london british voters able change term country relationship european union leave bloc like final brexit deal senior cabinet minister pro-brexit lawmaker michael gove say saturday britain eu achieve sufficient progress brexit negotiations friday allow move discuss future trade tie move welcome gove brexit supporters prime minister theresa may conservative party however gove britain environment minister reiterate support may give succour critics deal say britons dissatisfy term brexit future governments could change british people control time next election eu law new treaty eu cease primacy direct effect uk law gove write column daily telegraph british people dislike arrangement negotiate eu agreement allow future government diverge britain due exit eu march 2019. next election schedule 2022 though speculation british media could come early give may lack parliamentary majority deep divisions within party brexit eurosceptic voice outside government say may betray british leave voters give eu demand agreement tough week may northern ireland small democratic unionist party dup whose support need parliament unexpectedly block initial deal monday leave britain eu scramble find word acceptable side ahead next week summit eu leaders agreement eventually reach friday gove say uk proposals provisional final deal do even arrangement could revisit future governments matthew parris anti-brexit columnist former conservative lawmaker tell bbc radio gove might envisage situation would spearhead new approach brexit gove briefly run lead party last year praise may saturday say deal result tenacity skill fellow pro-brexit cabinet colleague andrea leadsom defend comment say imply may would replace next election simply case take back control brussels ... voters determine future governments leadsom tell bbc radio think statement obvious britons change term brexit diverge eu pro-brexit minister gove