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Face-to-face negotiations on a post-Brexit commerce deal between the UK and the EU have begun in Brussels, after the groups pledged to “intensify” talks.
It is going to be the primary time the UK’s chief negotiator, David Frost, and his EU counterpart, Michel Barnier, have met in particular person since talks started in March, because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Negotiations have continued via the pandemic, however occurred just about.
Boris Johnson has mentioned a deal might be reached this month with “new momentum”.
The PM met EU Fee President Ursula von der Leyen just about earlier this month and mentioned there was a “excellent” probability of getting a commerce deal by December.
A No 10 spokesman additionally mentioned on Monday the talks “cannot go into the Autumn”, and so they want “make progress as quickly as doable”.
This newest spherical of talks will go on all week, with Mr Frost and Mr Barnier anticipated to fulfill on Friday.
Mr Johnson has refused to increase the transition interval – the place the UK continues to comply with some EU guidelines whereas a commerce deal is negotiated – previous the top of 2020 if an settlement has not been reached.
Cupboard Minister Michael Gove formally confirmed to the bloc two weeks in the past that there can be no extension, tweeting: “On 1 January 2021, we’ll take again management and regain our political and financial independence.”
Either side have accepted a deal would should be in place by October to be ratified by the top of the yr.
If not, the UK would go on to commerce with the bloc on World Commerce Organisation guidelines – which critics say may injury the economic system.

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After the final spherical of talks in early June, Mr Barnier mentioned there had been “no vital areas of progress” on points between the 2 sides – a sentiment echoed by Mr Frost.
Sticking factors between the 2 sides embrace the so-called “level-playing area” – to make sure companies on one aspect haven’t got an unfair benefit over their rivals on the opposite – fishing guidelines and the border between Eire and Northern Eire.
Forward of the newest spherical of talks, Mr Frost mentioned the EU’s “unrealistic positions” would want to alter if there was to be any progress.
Talking because the talks started, European Fee spokesman Daniel Ferrie mentioned: “Our general message this week, but in addition for the approaching weeks and coming months, is to accentuate our negotiations with a view to make progress with a view to get a deal.”
‘High single precedence’
The assembly comes after the announcement Mr Frost will develop into the UK’s nationwide safety adviser when cupboard secretary Sir Mark Sedwill steps down in September.
Mr Frost will proceed to steer on the negotiations for the UK although, saying the talks will “stay my prime single precedence till these negotiations have concluded, a method or one other”.
Mr Ferrie mentioned he had “no specific feedback to make” in regards to the appointment, however added: “From our aspect not less than we’re absolutely targeting the negotiations.”