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EU leaders say Tory Cabinet too divided to negotiate properly

EUROPEAN Union leaders complained today of divisions in Theresa May’s Cabinet that have prevented them agreeing a Brexit deal.

Following an EU summit dominated by discussions on how the bloc would shut out desperate refugees, EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier asserted that Ms May was running out of time and that much was still up in the air.

Mr Barnier suggested an extra round of negotiations on Monday.

The Prime MInister said she hoped a new phase in the Brexit talks would be possible after the publication of the government’s white paper.

Details of the document’s plans on issues including trade and customs arrangements are expected to be thrashed out by Cabinet ministers at Chequers next Friday.

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