Significant gap remains as two sides enter crucial 48 hours of talks Boris Johnson has lowered his Brexit demands on Brussels by asking for up to 60% of catches in UK waters back from EU fishing fleets but the gap between the negotiators remains wide, Michel Barnier told the bloc's capitals ahead of what he said would be a crucial 48 hours. In briefings to EU ambassadors and MEPs in Brussels, the bloc's chief negotiator said Downing Street had revised its demand down from 80% but that it was unc...
Significant gap remains as two sides enter crucial 48 hours of talks Boris Johnson has lowered his Brexit demands on Brussels by asking for up to 60% of catches in UK waters back from EU fishing fleets but the gap between the negotiators remains wide, Michel Barnier told the bloc's capitals ahead of what he said would be a crucial 48 hours. In briefings to EU ambassadors and MEPs in Brussels, the bloc's chief negotiator said Downing Street had revised its demand down from 80% but that it was unc...
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