European Parliament politician Katarina Barley says Brexit talks are
becoming "increasingly difficult" and only a bare-bones trade deal is
likely. The UK claims talks are over, accusing the EU of not being
serious.
EU leaders including German Chancellor Angela Merkel
and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte have said the bloc was still
willing to seek compromise. European Commission President Ursula Von der
Leyen said the EU still wanted a deal, though "not at any price.''
On
Friday evening, an EU spokesman tweeted that chief negotiator Michel
Barnier held video talks with his British counterpart David Frost and
that negotiators from both sides will be in touch on Monday for further
discussions on the "structure" of talks.
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′Little chance′ of broad Brexit trade deal: EU parliament deputy chief | News | DW | 17.10.2020
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