European Council President Donald Tusk demanded "new facts" and "concrete proposals" from the embattled Prime Minister before talks can move on. EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier also warned he hadn't yet seen the "decisive progress" needed to call a final Brexit summit in November. It comes despite the UK Prime Minister hoping she would reach agreement with 27 fellow EU leaders at a Brussels summit tomorrow night. "Tomorrow I am going to ask Prime Minister May whether she has concrete proposals on how to break the impasse. Shadow Brexit Minister Jenny Chapman said: “With two days until a crucial EU summit, it is simply extraordinary that the Cabinet can’t agree what its plan for Brexit is.

Source: Daily Mirror October 16, 2018 14:23 UTC