Too early to say if UK has made sufficient progress in Brexit talks: Irish PMLONDON (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday it was not possible to say that Britain had made sufficient progress to move onto the next phase of Brexit talks with the European Union, adding there was a  bit of a way to go yet .  When it comes to making a recommendation as to whether sufficient progress has been made, it s too early to say. That s a decision that will be made by the 27 prime ministers including me when we meet in Brussels in October,  Varadkar said after a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May in her Downing Street office.  It s possible that between now and the decision point in October that may happen. I don t think at this stage it would be possible to say that sufficient progress has yet been made.  Varadkar said it was important that Britain had committed to not having any physical infrastructure on the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland. He also said neither he did not believe there would be any advantage in having another election in Northern Ireland to solve an impasse in the British province after a power-sharing coalition collapsed in January - but added that he did not favor a return to direct rule from London. worldnews
too early say uk made sufficient progress brexit talks irish london reuters irish prime minister leo varadkar said monday possible say britain made sufficient progress move onto next phase brexit talks european union adding bit way go yet when comes making recommendation whether sufficient progress made early say that decision made prime ministers including meet brussels october varadkar said meeting british prime minister theresa may downing street office it possible decision point october may happen i think stage would possible say sufficient progress yet made varadkar said important britain committed physical infrastructure border irish republic northern ireland he also said neither believe would advantage another election northern ireland solve impasse british province coalition collapsed january added favor return direct rule london 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: Too early to say if UK has made sufficient progress in Brexit talks: Irish PMLONDON (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Monday it was not possible to say that Britain had made sufficient progress to move onto the next phase of Brexit talks with the European Union, adding there was a  bit of a way to go yet .  When it comes to making a recommendation as to whether sufficient progress has been made, it s too early to say. That s a decision that will be made by the 27 prime ministers including me when we meet in Brussels in October,  Varadkar said after a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May in her Downing Street office.  It s possible that between now and the decision point in October that may happen. I don t think at this stage it would be possible to say that sufficient progress has yet been made.  Varadkar said it was important that Britain had committed to not having any physical infrastructure on the border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland. He also said neither he did not believe there would be any advantage in having another election in Northern Ireland to solve an impasse in the British province after a power-sharing coalition collapsed in January - but added that he did not favor a return to direct rule from London. 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: too early say uk made sufficient progress brexit talks irish london reuters irish prime minister leo varadkar said monday possible say britain made sufficient progress move onto next phase brexit talks european union adding bit way go yet when comes making recommendation whether sufficient progress made early say that decision made prime ministers including meet brussels october varadkar said meeting british prime minister theresa may downing street office it possible decision point october may happen i think stage would possible say sufficient progress yet made varadkar said important britain committed physical infrastructure border irish republic northern ireland he also said neither believe would advantage another election northern ireland solve impasse british province coalition collapsed january added favor return direct rule london worldnews