EU’s Barnier Warns U.K. It Must Produce Its Post-Brexit ‘Vision’
- Bloc negotiator tells Britain he needs clarity to move forward
- Tension persists in U.K. government over customs union
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The U.K. must present a clear plan for its future relationship with the European Union if Brexit negotiations are to move forward, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said.
Signaling how talks have hit an impasse less than six months before a preliminary deadline in October, Barnier said the U.K. needed to explain its “vision” and come up with a solution to keep the Irish border invisible.