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- Given Britain's intention to leave the single market and customs union, new partnership with Britain will never generate same benefits as EU membership - Barnier says
Given Britain's intention to leave the single market and customs union, new partnership with Britain will never generate same benefits as EU membership - Barnier says
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EU agrees with Britain's May in desire to have a bold and ambitious free trade agreement
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Calls for continued EU-British cooperation on security and defence, security cannot be bargaining chip in trade talks
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EU does not entertain scenario of no deal on future partnership with Britain after Brexit
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There can be no "a la carte" participation in single market for Britain
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Market access and trading will continue, will need to be based on a level playing field
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Particularly concerned to clear up uncertainties about Irish-British border, wants to support good-friday agreement in Ireland
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