UK science minister Sam Gyimah resigned amid UK Prime Minister Theresa May ‘naive’ Brexit deal, Sky News reported. 

According to him, any deal with Brussels is first and foremost profitable for the EU.

"Having surrendered our voice, our vote and our veto, we will have to rely on the 'best endeavours' of the EU to strike a final agreement that works in our national interest. As minister with the responsibility for space technology, I have seen first-hand the EU stack the deck against us time and time again, even while the ink was drying on the transition deal. Galileo is a clarion call that it will be 'EU first', and to think otherwise - whether you are a Leaver or Remainer - is at best incredibly naive,” he said.

According to him, Theresa May should not have ruled out a new referendum on Brexit.

"It is a deal in name only. And we will be relying on the good faith of the EU to deliver the bespoke deal we have been led to expect."