Boris tells EU to drop OUTRAGEOUS demands or see no-deal Brexit by Monday!

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has given the Brexit trade negotiations a 48 hours deadline in a phone call to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
The pair agreed to give the chief negotiators Lord David Frost and Michel Barnier “one last throw of the dice” in an effort to break the deadlock, however the pair were said to be “poles apart” in the main sticking points of fisheries, state aid and the so called level playing field.
If the negotiators fail to come to an agreement by Monday night then the PM will look to start no deal Brexit preparations.
The negotiations took a turn for the worse this week after French President Emmanuel Macron tabled “outrageous” demands of the UK in return for a deal with German Chancellor looking to give more concessions to get an agreement over the line before the end of the transition period deadline.
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BRITAIN and the EU have just 48 hours left to agree a trade agreement or accept that there will be no deal.
The time frame was set by Boris Johnson in a dramatic hour-long phone call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday evening. The two failed to break the deadlock on EU demands over access to British fishing waters and the UK accepting punitive level playing field measures but decided to ask their chief negotiators to have “one last throw of the dice.” It means that Lord Frost will meet Michel Barnier on Sunday morning and talks will conclude on Monday with another phone call between the Prime Minister and Ms von der Leyen scheduled for Monday night.
A source close to the British negotiating team said: “Basically we are not budging. They (the EU) will have to budge. They need to change their mandate.
“If that does not happen by the time the call happens on Monday it will be finished.”
It means that after four and a half years of talks the negotiations are going into their final hours.
And last night, Tory MPs lined up to tell the Prime Minister not to lose his nerve.
There had been hope that a deal would be reached this week, but the talks this week took a difficult turn after the EU tabled unprecedented and last minute demands which were incompatible with our commitment to becoming a sovereign nation.
The changes were pushed by French President Emmanuel Macron and were completely unacceptable for Britain.
A source close to the talks said that the EU had responded to British compromises, “regrettably, with demands that in no way could be said to recognise that the UK is an independent country, and which would have effectively tied the UK’s regulations to the EU’s in perpetuity.”
According to the source it became clear that the process had gone as far as it could at Chief Negotiator level without political intervention.
“The EU’s unrealistic mandate had reached its limits.”
And with tensions running high former Brexit Secretary David Davis called on the Prime Minister to hold his nerve saying that the EU have much more to lose from a no deal.
He said: “The EU sells the UK far more goods than we sell them. This means that if tariffs are imposed on imports such as cars, effectively a tax, EU states will be paying us a lot more money in tariffs than we will have to pay them – an equation that is billions of pounds a year in our favour.
“At this crucial time, the Prime Minister must stand firm and hold his nerve.”
He also slammed the EU for its attitude to the talks over the last four and a half years.
“The EU have, from the outset, failed to negotiate in good faith,” he said. “I experienced this first hand as Brexit Secretary.”
Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith also added about the talks: “The worst possible thing for the Prime Minister to do now would be to compromise in a hurry.
"He is under no more pressure to do a deal than the EU leadership and he must stand firm."

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