
Starmer set for 11th hour Brexit reset talks with Macron and Ursula von der Leyen
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
50% : While the deal is also expected to bring closer defence cooperation, a key part will be around aligning the UK to EU regulations to remove many of the trade barriers and costly red tape currently plaguing businesses.49% : Major differences emerged between the UK and EU just days before the reset deal is meant to be unveiled at a summit in London on Monday.
48% : " The last-minute row in the talks has echoes of the late hitches in trying to agree a withdrawal agreement after the EU referendum in 2016, before the UK finally left in 2020.
44% : The prime minister is due to talk to the European Commission and French presidents separately on the fringes of the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Albania with fears that a deal for securing closer ties to the EU could be derailed.
42% : We are not providing a running commentary on our discussions with the EU; these are ongoing and cover a wide range of issues.
40% : President Macron is also leading a charge for demands that EU fishermen can fish in British waters as part of a deal to allow trade barriers to be removed.
39% : " But EU member states are understood to be demanding that EU students can pay lower British tuition fee rates for universities which could cost the UK an estimated £1bn.
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