UK's Chief Brexit Negotiator Frost arrives in Brussels for last-ditch Brexit talks

UK's Chief Brexit Negotiator David Frost arrived in Brussels on Sunday ahe of ar crunch day of post-Brexit tre discussions between European Union and UK.

Talks were paused again on Saturday after negotiators struggled to bridge an array of differences.

In a joint statement, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said “a furr effort” should be undertaken by ir respective negotiating teams to assess wher “significant differences” can be resolved.

Months of negotiations have produced agreement on a swath of issues, but serious differences remain over level playing field - standards UK must meet to export into bloc - and how future disputes are resolved.

That’s key for EU, which fears Britain will slash social and environmental standards and pump state money into UK industries, becoming a low-regulation ecomic rival on bloc’s doorstep.

Though both sides would suffer ecomically from a failure to secure a tre deal, most ecomists think British ecomy would take a greater hit, at least in near-term, as it is relatively more reliant on tre with EU than vice versa

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