May-Labour talks will help to move over post Brexit relations: Barnier
The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator said he hoped cross-party crisis talks in London will produce a positive outcome to allow his team to move "extremely quickly" in agreeing more ambitions terms on a future relationship.
"We all hope that these talks will produce a positive outcome. I've said many times before, we can be more, much more ambitious in our future relationship with the UK," Michel Barnier told a news conference with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar in Dublin. "The political declaration provides for a range of outcomes including a customs union. We are ready to make this clearer if it helps and this work can be done extremely quickly."
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