EU executive says Britain sent in 'documents' with Brexit ideas
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A pro-Brexit demonstrator outside the Supreme Court in London on Sept 18, on the second day of the hearing into the decision by the government to prorogue Parliament.
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BRUSSELS (REUTERS) - Britain has submitted some proposals in writing of how it would like the stalled Brexit deal to be amended, a spokesman for the European Union's executive Commission said on Thursday (Sept 19), confirming an earlier Reuters report.
"We have received documents from the UK and on this basis we will have technical discussion today and tomorrow on some aspects of customs, manufactured goods and sanitary and phytosanitary rules," said the spokesman Mina Andreeva.
She added EU and British Brexit negotiators, Michel Barnier and Stephen Barclay, will also discuss Brexit in Brussels on Friday.
