Swings and roundabouts continue, this one of the slightly less optimistic pieces:
- The French government has demanded a prompt "yes or no" from Britain over Boris Johnson's Brexit deal as European capitals appeared split on Sunday night over an extension and its duration.
- Amelie de Montchalin, Emmanuel Macron's European affairs minister, on Sunday urged MPs to deliver a verdict so that European leaders can gather to discuss whether to grant a delay.
- Speaking after MPs voted on Saturday to delay Brexit for a third time, Ms de Montchalin told reporters that "we should stop believing that it's in everybody's interests to put everything on hold for six months". She added: "We need a yes or no from Britain on the Brexit agreement. Political uncertainty has negative consequences.'
Link - UK Tele is gated
GBP down a little on the ;latest return in the Brexit headline ping-pong game
