BREXIT DEAL IN TATTERS! - Boris and VDL agree to FINAL chance after ANOTHER deadline missed!

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have agreed that the negotiating teams should have one last chance at agreeing a Brexit trade deal in Brussels starting tomorrow.
Chief negotiators Lord David Frost and Michel Barnier were closing in on a deal over the week before an 11th hour intervention from French President Emmanuel Macron threw a spanner in the works with “absurd” demands to try and get the UK to cave on fisheries.
The final round of talks now planed is seen as the very last chance saloon secure a Brexit trade negotiation between the UK and EU as its thought there simply won’t be enough time to ratify an agreement if it comes any later than the close of next week.
It is hoped a draft agreement will now be ready by early next week to show the PM and EU chiefs such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Transcript:
BORIS JOHNSON and Ursula von der Leyen agreed to a final chance of reaching a Brexit deal as they held a crucial phone call after trade talks failed to reach an impasse yet again.
Brexit trade negotiations ended on another dismal note this week as they were put on pause yesterday. Both sides failed to reach an agreement on three outstanding issues around future fishing arrangements, state aid and fair competition guarantees, otherwise known as the level playing field. The Prime Minister spoke to the European Commission President this afternoon in an attempt to break the impasse in talks as the transition period deadline looms closer.
In a joint statement released this evening, Mr Johnson and Ms von der Leyen said they have agreed that a further effort should be undertaken by their negotiating teams to assess whether they can resolve their remaining differences on a post-Brexit trade deal.
The statement said: "In a phone call today on the on-going negotiations between the European Union and the United Kingdom, we welcomed the fact that progress has been achieved in many areas.
"Nevertheless, significant differences remain on three critical issues: level playing field, governance and fisheries. Both sides underlined that no agreement is feasible if these issues are not resolved.
"Whilst recognising the seriousness of these differences, we agreed that a further effort should be undertaken by our negotiating teams to assess whether they can be resolved.
"We are therefore instructing our chief negotiators to reconvene tomorrow in Brussels.
"We will speak again on Monday evening."
Ireland's Prime Minister Micheal Martin said: "I welcome the fact that negotiators will resume their discussions on an EU and UK trade deal in Brussels tomorrow.
"An agreement is in everyone's best interests. Every effort should be made to reach a deal."
The European Commission's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier tweeted: "We will see if there is a way forward. Work continues tomorrow."
As he left for Brussels on Friday, Mr Barnier had hinted a trade deal could still be agreed.
He said: "We keep calm, as always, and if there is still a way, we will see."
Mr Barnier said talks had been halted with the UK’s negotiator David Frost over claims by the EU side that the deal did not provide “a level playing field”.
The chief negotiators released a joint statement on twitter.
They said:
“After one week of intense negotiations in London, the two chief negotiators agreed today that the conditions for an agreement are not met, due to significant divergences on level playing field, governance and fisheries.
“On this basis, they agreed to pause the talks in order to brief their principles on the state of play in the negotiations.
“President von der Leyen and Prime Minister Johnson will discuss the state of play tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon.”
Europe minister Clement Beaune said France planned to vote down the trade deal unless Mr Johnson gives concessions on access to Britain’s waters.
Mr Beaune said: “If there were a deal that isn’t good which in our evaluation doesn’t correspond to those interests, we will oppose it."

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