© Reuters. FILE IMAGE: Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson shows up to go to a news conference at the European Union leaders top dominated by Brexit, in Brussels, Belgium October 17, 2019
By Gabriela Baczynska
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Chief Brexit arbitrators suspended direct talks on Thursday after a member of the EU group evaluated favorable for COVID-19, but authorities continued working from another location to clinch an EU-UK trade deal that would come into force in simply six weeks.
She spoke as the chief Brexit arbitrators, the EU’s Michel Barnier and the UK’s David Frost, suspended direct talks after an EU group member tested favorable for COVID-19
‘ EVERYONE’S INTEREST’
The Commission has held off on upgrading Brexit contingency prepares in the middle of the last push for a deal.
” What is required is a political decision from the very leading in the UK.
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