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“I find this disappointing, and once again, I urge the UK government to engage with us sincerely.” “This was a big move by us, but until today we have seen no move at all from the UK side,” said European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic after a fresh round of talks with Britain’s Brexit minister David Frost in Brussels. The EU has offered to ease customs checks on goods entering Northern Ireland from the rest of the United Kingdom, a key point of anger for pro-British parties in the province.īut London says it could move to suspend the protocol unless Brussels agrees to more sweeping changes to rewrite the accord. The two sides are locked in talks seeking to resolve problems caused by the trading arrangements for Northern Ireland agreed as part of the Britain’s acrimonious departure from the EU. THE EUROPEAN UNION today warned Britain of “serious consequences” if the UK follows through on threats to suspend part of the Brexit treaty dealing with Northern Ireland.
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