Trade deal with the EU is "there to be done", says PM Johnson
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday a trade deal with the European Union was "there to be done", with its broad outline already "pretty clear". "I've always been a great enthusiast for a trade deal with our European friends and partners," Johnson told reporters. "I think it's there to be done, the broad outlines are pretty clear.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday a trade deal with the European Union was "there to be done", with its broad outline already "pretty clear".
"I've always been a great enthusiast for a trade deal with our European friends and partners," Johnson told reporters.
"I think it's there to be done, the broad outlines are pretty clear. We just need to get on and do it if we can. And I said that to (European Commission President) Ursula Von der Leyen just yesterday. And she totally agrees with me."
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