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- UK and EU could strike a deal early next week - Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with negotiations
UK and EU could strike a deal early next week - Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with negotiations
"As talks continue in Brussels, officials are planning for the possibility of a breakthrough to be announced as soon as Monday, although no precise day has been settled on, people familiar with the discussions said," Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
"They also warned that there was still the potential for the negotiations to collapse, with the two sides still some way apart on the familiar stumbling blocks that have plagued the talks since they started in March. Getting a deal will still need the U.K. to make big political decisions over whether it is prepared to compromise, particularly on the thorny topic of access to British fishing waters, an EU official said."
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