London and Brussels are still unable to agree on several issues, in particular, on Britain's access to the EU market and access of EU vessels to British waters..

Yesterday’s two-hour talks by British Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, at which the parties tried to determine what the relationship between London and Brussels will be after the UK leaves the EU, did not bring any significant breakthrough. About this writes The Guardian.

However, the head of the British government called the meeting "very good" and added that he and Juncker "have progress.".

May is going to return to Brussels for further meetings on Saturday, because already this Sunday, November 25, there will be an EU summit. It is assumed that the final agreement on Brexit should be agreed upon..

Earlier, German Chancellor Angela Merkel threatened to cancel the summit if London and Brussels do not have time to agree.

"Through her diplomats in the capital of the EU, she made it clear that she is not going to negotiate with May (about Brexit) on Sunday, but wants a final agreement before the summit," the newspaper writes..

November 14, May announced that the Cabinet of Ministers of the country still approved the draft agreement on the country's withdrawal from the EU.. UK must "leave" before March 29, 2019.

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