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The EU and the U.K. say they will hold several weeks of “intensive” talks on the latest proposals.

He added the UK “would therefore not be asked to further extend the period of provisional application.” Under the terms of the treaty agreed by both sides prior to 2021, both sides needed to ratify the deal by the end of February, when its provisional application is due to expire. But the EU Commission said on February 10 that it would seek a “technical” two month extension. At the time, Lord David Frost, who led the negotiations with Brussels in 2020, described the request as “a little disappointing” and “a little surprising that EU wish to change it quite so soon.” EU deal: ...

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BREXIT UPDATE 61: Brexit, COVID and the Price of Fish: Guest Post by Deborah Maccoby On December 21, 2020 BREXIT UPDATE 61: BREXIT, COVID AND THE PRICE OF FISH What has happened to the Internal Market Bill, which, as the UK government admitted – indeed almost boasted — broke international law, albeit “in a very limited and specific way”?  (see Brexit Updates 59 and 60). As was widely predicted, the Bill easily passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons.  But – as was equally widely predicted — when the Bill went on November 10 to the House of Lords (where the government do...