Brexit: David Davis says the EU must compromise too

[BlasterBates]

Why the UK will have to accept a deal shoved down their throat with no EU concessions

The UK government will have to climb down, even the US has to give way to the EU.

[northernladyuk]

David Davis has said the EU must be willing to give ground too if further progress in Brexit talks is to be made.

He told the BBC the UK has "been offering some creative compromises and not always got them back", insisting that "nothing comes for nothing".

Many EU countries want to move on in the talks because they can see how it important it is to their economies, he told political editor Laura Kuenssberg.

But he said this needed support from 27 nations, including Germany and France.

The EU says negotiations cannot move on to trade until questions about the UK "divorce bill", citizens' rights and Northern Ireland are resolved.

Brexit: David Davis says the EU must compromise too - BBC News

Must???

Britain holds all the cards. Or maybe Fritz doesn't want to sell any more so called luxury cars.

[meridian]

Forgive me if I find the opinions of rich people who want to stay rich as being pretty irrelevant.

I honestly don't know if you're trolling or deluded.

[AtW]

Forgive me if I find the opinions of rich people who want to stay rich as being pretty irrelevant.

[WTFH]

Forgive me if I find the opinions of rich people who want to stay rich as being pretty irrelevant.

You mean Boris, Jacob, David, Nigel, etc?

Yup, I agree, they are totally irrelevant and out of touch with normal people. I can't understand how they managed to trick so many into believing their lies in a referendum and a year later in an election.

[original PM]

Why aren't they bending over?! Boris said they would!

Forgive me if I find the opinions of rich people who want to stay rich as being pretty irrelevant.

[ProInDisguise]

Don't worry, German business leaders are going to save us. When they've finished laughing...

David Davis fails to convince German business leaders over Brexit free trade deal

Why aren't they bending over?! Boris said they would!

[meridian]

Don't worry, German business leaders are going to save us. When they've finished laughing...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...ish-gentleman/

[AtW]

Well I suppose he's assuming that they don't want to put themselves at any disadvantage compared to BRICS and the US by not agreeing a deal, which will impose costs on their side too (not just ours).

UK won't be able (or would want) to have a deal with UK that could undermine their deal with EU. Same with BRICS.

[Bean]

David Davis has said the EU must be willing to give ground too if further progress in Brexit talks is to be made.

He told the BBC the UK has "been offering some creative compromises and not always got them back", insisting that "nothing comes for nothing".

Many EU countries want to move on in the talks because they can see how it important it is to their economies, he told political editor Laura Kuenssberg.

But he said this needed support from 27 nations, including Germany and France.

The EU says negotiations cannot move on to trade until questions about the UK "divorce bill", citizens' rights and Northern Ireland are resolved.

Brexit: David Davis says the EU must compromise too - BBC News

Must???

Well I suppose he's assuming that they don't want to put themselves at any disadvantage compared to BRICS and the US by not agreeing a deal, which will impose costs on their side too (not just ours).

But you are correct, they could and they probably would.

[Bean]

Tim Farron

Who is he and what did he achieve again?

Oh yes, former LD leader who lost seats and votes on the back of a Pro-EU GE manifesto

[BlasterBates]

Barnier used to have croissants for breakfast but now he has David Davis

Tim Farron

[AtW]

David Davis has said the EU must be willing to give ground too if further progress in Brexit talks is to be made.

He told the BBC the UK has "been offering some creative compromises and not always got them back", insisting that "nothing comes for nothing".

Many EU countries want to move on in the talks because they can see how it important it is to their economies, he told political editor Laura Kuenssberg.

But he said this needed support from 27 nations, including Germany and France.

The EU says negotiations cannot move on to trade until questions about the UK "divorce bill", citizens' rights and Northern Ireland are resolved.

Brexit: David Davis says the EU must compromise too - BBC News

Must???