As it happened: Brexit - UK and EU leaders agree to resume trade talks - BBC News
UK PM Boris Johnson and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen have spoken by phone.
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Before we leave you, here is a quick summary of what has happened with Brexit over the last 24 hours or so.
• UK and EU negotiators put talks to reach a post-Brexit trade deal on hold citing "significant divergences" between the two sides
• UK PM Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen held a phone call in a bid to break the deadlock
• Following the call they released a joint statement reiterating the "significant differences"
• However they also said "further effort should be undertaken" to try and bridge the gap
• They instructed their negotiators to resume talks in Brussels on Sunday
• And they agreed to speak again on Monday evening

So all eyes on Brussels tomorrow for any hint of a compromise from either side.

UK chief Brexit negotiator David Frost and his EU counterpart Michel Barnier at start of the first round of post-Brexit talks in March 2020 Image caption: UK chief Brexit negotiator David Frost and his EU counterpart Michel Barnier at start of the first round of post-Brexit talks in March 2020

And, so that's all from us.

On the team with you tonight were George Bowden, Hamish Mackay, Kate Whannel, Johanna Howitt and Joshua Nevett.

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