Barnier says only off-the-peg deals open to Britain post-BrexitBERLIN (Reuters) - Britain must choose from a range of existing off-the-peg models for its relationship to the European Union when it leaves the bloc, Brussels  chief negotiator Michel Barnier has told a group of newspapers. Barnier, who is leading the EU s negotiations with Britain after last year s Brexit vote, told Handelsblatt that while it was in both sides  interest to maintain a close relationship, the range of possible relationships was limited.  The only way to do it without difficulties is by staying within the internal market. That would be the Norway model, but the British government rejects it,  he said.  Another option would be a free trade agreement like the CETA-deal with Canada.  Even a Canada-style deal would take several years to negotiate. Asked if there would be a specific British model after the country left on March 30, 2019, Barnier said:  No.  European leaders decided this weekend that Britain had not made enough progress on exit negotiations to begin work on devising a future relationship, leading to concern in Europe and the world that Britain could crash out of the bloc in disorderly fashion, with serious economic and political consequences.  A disorderly exit would bring enormous problems - mainly for Britain, but also for us,  he said in the interview with Handelsblatt and four further European newspapers. That would affect everything from food supply to healthcare. He added:  Britain would leave the single air traffic space, losing take-off and landing rights. It would no longer be a member of the Euratom treaty and could no longer import nuclear material from the EU for hospitals and power stations.  The process of designing a longer-term relationship with the EU was also fraught with difficulties, he added, warning that the EU would need to find ways to head off any British attempts to undercut European environmental or welfare standards.  We will have to arrange future co-operation on defense and security policy in a separate treaty,  he said.  We will have to ward off British attempts to influence our decision-making processes in this area.  (Corrects to remove statement that a bespoke deal could be available after Brexit) worldnews
barrier says deals open britain reuters britain must choose range existing models relationship european union leaves bloc brussels chief negotiator michel barrier told group newspapers barrier leading eu negotiations britain last year brexit vote told handelsblatt sides interest maintain close relationship range possible relationships limited the way without difficulties staying within internal market that would norway model british government rejects said another option would free trade agreement like canada even deal would take several years negotiate asked would specific british model country left march barrier said no european leaders decided weekend britain made enough progress exit negotiations begin work devising future relationship leading concern europe world britain could crash bloc disorderly fashion serious economic political consequences a disorderly exit would bring enormous problems mainly britain also us said interview handelsblatt four european newspapers that would affect everything food supply healthcare he added britain would leave single air traffic space losing landing rights it would longer member curator treaty could longer import nuclear material eu hospitals power stations the process designing relationship eu also fraught difficulties added warning eu would need find ways head british attempts undercut european environmental welfare standards we arrange future defense security policy separate treaty said we ward british attempts influence processes area corrects remove statement bespoke deal could available brexit 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: Barnier says only off-the-peg deals open to Britain post-BrexitBERLIN (Reuters) - Britain must choose from a range of existing off-the-peg models for its relationship to the European Union when it leaves the bloc, Brussels  chief negotiator Michel Barnier has told a group of newspapers. Barnier, who is leading the EU s negotiations with Britain after last year s Brexit vote, told Handelsblatt that while it was in both sides  interest to maintain a close relationship, the range of possible relationships was limited.  The only way to do it without difficulties is by staying within the internal market. That would be the Norway model, but the British government rejects it,  he said.  Another option would be a free trade agreement like the CETA-deal with Canada.  Even a Canada-style deal would take several years to negotiate. Asked if there would be a specific British model after the country left on March 30, 2019, Barnier said:  No.  European leaders decided this weekend that Britain had not made enough progress on exit negotiations to begin work on devising a future relationship, leading to concern in Europe and the world that Britain could crash out of the bloc in disorderly fashion, with serious economic and political consequences.  A disorderly exit would bring enormous problems - mainly for Britain, but also for us,  he said in the interview with Handelsblatt and four further European newspapers. That would affect everything from food supply to healthcare. He added:  Britain would leave the single air traffic space, losing take-off and landing rights. It would no longer be a member of the Euratom treaty and could no longer import nuclear material from the EU for hospitals and power stations.  The process of designing a longer-term relationship with the EU was also fraught with difficulties, he added, warning that the EU would need to find ways to head off any British attempts to undercut European environmental or welfare standards.  We will have to arrange future co-operation on defense and security policy in a separate treaty,  he said.  We will have to ward off British attempts to influence our decision-making processes in this area.  (Corrects to remove statement that a bespoke deal could be available after Brexit) 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: barrier says deals open britain reuters britain must choose range existing models relationship european union leaves bloc brussels chief negotiator michel barrier told group newspapers barrier leading eu negotiations britain last year brexit vote told handelsblatt sides interest maintain close relationship range possible relationships limited the way without difficulties staying within internal market that would norway model british government rejects said another option would free trade agreement like canada even deal would take several years negotiate asked would specific british model country left march barrier said no european leaders decided weekend britain made enough progress exit negotiations begin work devising future relationship leading concern europe world britain could crash bloc disorderly fashion serious economic political consequences a disorderly exit would bring enormous problems mainly britain also us said interview handelsblatt four european newspapers that would affect everything food supply healthcare he added britain would leave single air traffic space losing landing rights it would longer member curator treaty could longer import nuclear material eu hospitals power stations the process designing relationship eu also fraught difficulties added warning eu would need find ways head british attempts undercut european environmental welfare standards we arrange future defense security policy separate treaty said we ward british attempts influence processes area corrects remove statement bespoke deal could available brexit worldnews