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© Henry Nicholls / Reuters Discussions for a Brexit deal will continue on Sunday.

The Brexit deal will not be found this Saturday 5th December. Ursula von der Leyen has announced that talks will continue tomorrow, and that she will meet with Boris Johnson on Monday.

The negotiations between Europe and the United Kingdom will resume on Sunday, announced the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen , this Saturday 5 December at a press conference.

This afternoon, the chairman of the committee and Boris Johnson , the British Prime Minister discussed the differences that block the agreement. Three points are blocking: the access of European fishermen to British waters, the guarantees demanded in London in terms of competition, and the way of settling disputes in the future agreement.

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The Brexit talks will enter their final act on Saturday with a shift to direct negotiations between Boris The year-long negotiation had long been expected to end with arbitration between the two political It is believed that a major bone of contention for the UK side is Brussels ’ intention to exempt all EU

Shortly before leaving Brussels , he conceded “strong views” had been expressed during three hours of If it is lost, MPs will vote on successive days on whether to block a no-deal Brexit and whether to There are no plans as yet for the prime minister or Cox to return to Brussels , but it is understood

I had a phone call with @BorisJohnson on the EU-UK negotiations.

Differences remain. No agreement feasible if these are not resolved. Chief negotiators will reconvene tomorrow. We will speak again on Monday. https://t.co/fsVtfW0HHh

Still at a press conference, Ursula von der Leyen assured that if these agreements were not resolved, an agreement would not be possible. The negotiations will therefore continue, and the Prime Minister and the President of the European Commission will meet again on Monday evening.