British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday a trade deal with the European Union was „there to be done“, suggesting his view that the agreement’s broad outline was already „pretty clear“ was shared in Brussels.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday a trade deal with the European Union was „there to be done“, suggesting his view that the agreement’s broad outline was already „pretty clear“ was shared in Brussels. After months of talks on a deal to protect trade between the two neighbours from possible quotas and tariffs, the two sides have yet to close significant differences on at least two main sticking points. Any deal should be agreed by mid-November to allow for ratification, with some businesses hoping that the time pressure and a Covid-19 crisis spiralling across much of Europe can focus minds to avoid disruption at the end of the year.
