The UK says there have been 'decisive steps forward' in Brexit negotiations in Brussels.
However, the EU insists 'sufficient progress' has still not been made on a number of key issues - meaning trade talks will not begin after a crucial European Council meeting in October.
Differences still remain over the Irish border, citizens' rights and a so-called 'divorce bill'.
Wrapping up the latest round of talks, the UK's Brexit Secretary David Davis insisted Theresa May's speech in Florence last week has helped.
IN: "This round…
OUT: …these."
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EU negotiator Michel Barnier says several key disagreements remain.
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OUT: …others."
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However, the EU insists 'sufficient progress' has still not been made on a number of key issues - meaning trade talks will not begin after a crucial European Council meeting in October.
Differences still remain over the Irish border, citizens' rights and a so-called 'divorce bill'.
Wrapping up the latest round of talks, the UK's Brexit Secretary David Davis insisted Theresa May's speech in Florence last week has helped.
IN: "This round…
OUT: …these."
DUR: 25 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0928brexit-davis1.mp3
ALT:
EU negotiator Michel Barnier says several key disagreements remain.
IN: "We failed…
OUT: …others."
DUR: 18 seconds
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0928brexit-barnier1.mp3