<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Everybody got a little hot under the collar this week as European Council president Donald Tusk became the latest to let his frustration with the United Kingdom get the better of him, suggesting that “a special place in hell” awaits those who backed Brexit<wm>.
It appears we are entering another phase of the UK's uncertain path forward, a time of heightened tension between Britain and the rest of the EU.

Firstly let's separate fact from opinion: did you know the UK still wants a trade deal from EU?

Not surprisingly. All UK government officials have been told they are bound by an undertaking in the Article 47(3) of the EU treaty to agree on behalf of the UK on trade talks. They aim to conclude their negotiations by September </wm>14 from next year.
Secondly: UK wants to keep Brexit deals in principle but wants a trade