Brexit talks latest as crucial EU summit looms - BBC News
All the news as talks continue ahead of a key EU summit, and MPs and peers debate the government's policy plans.
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It has been a confusing day, with reports and counter-reports flying around.

But here is what has actually happened:
• UK and EU negotiators continued talks to try to get the text of a deal ready to be signed off by EU leaders at Thursday's summit
• EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier updated the bloc on the state of negotiations
• PM Boris Johnson held meetings with his cabinet and backbench MPs and likened the negotiations to climbing Everest, saying the summit was "not far" but still surrounded by "cloud"
• Downing Street also held meetings with the DUP, whose support will be key to getting a deal agreed in Parliament
• Irish PM Leo Varadkar said a "pathway" to a deal was possible but added that there were "issues yet to be resolved
• But a government source this evening told the BBC there would not be a deal tonight
• Meanwhile, Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay told MPs Mr Johnson "will comply with the law" regarding the terms of any further extension