Brexit talks progressing, but issues remain - MayBRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that Brexit talks were making progress but that there were outstanding issues on the divorce settlement and the border with EU member Ireland. After meeting European Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels, May described their discussion as positive and painted a picture where the two sides were edging towards agreement to move Brexit talks onto a discussion of future trade. But shortly afterwards, Tusk again repeated that Britain had 10 days to deliver on all the major areas of the initial divorce talks, something he said on Twitter was  possible but still a huge challenge . May told reporters after their meetings:  There are still issues across the various matters that we are negotiating on to be resolved.   On one of the major sticking points   how much Britain should pay when it leaves the European Union   May said the two sides were making progress, but declined to offer any figures which could unlock the talks.   I said that we would honour our commitments, and that s what we ve been talking about,  she said. Referring to Britain s border with Ireland, where the government is set to collapse, May said her government was talking to Irish officials  about solutions for that. We have the same desire, we want to ensure that movement of people and trade across that border can carry on as now.  worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Brexit talks progressing, but issues remain - MayBRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that Brexit talks were making progress but that there were outstanding issues on the divorce settlement and the border with EU member Ireland. After meeting European Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels, May described their discussion as positive and painted a picture where the two sides were edging towards agreement to move Brexit talks onto a discussion of future trade. But shortly afterwards, Tusk again repeated that Britain had 10 days to deliver on all the major areas of the initial divorce talks, something he said on Twitter was  possible but still a huge challenge . May told reporters after their meetings:  There are still issues across the various matters that we are negotiating on to be resolved.   On one of the major sticking points   how much Britain should pay when it leaves the European Union   May said the two sides were making progress, but declined to offer any figures which could unlock the talks.   I said that we would honour our commitments, and that s what we ve been talking about,  she said. Referring to Britain s border with Ireland, where the government is set to collapse, May said her government was talking to Irish officials  about solutions for that. We have the same desire, we want to ensure that movement of people and trade across that border can carry on as now.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: brexit talks progressing issues remain maybrussels reuters british prime minister theresa may said friday brexit talks making progress outstanding issues divorce settlement border eu member ireland after meeting european council president donald tusk brussels may described discussion positive painted picture two sides edging towards agreement move brexit talks onto discussion future trade but shortly afterwards tusk repeated britain days deliver major areas initial divorce talks something said twitter possible still huge challenge may told reporters meetings there still issues across various matters negotiating resolved on one major sticking points much britain pay leaves european union may said two sides making progress declined offer figures could unlock talks i said would honour commitments talking said referring britain border ireland government set collapse may said government talking irish officials solutions we desire want ensure movement people trade across border carry worldnews