As Brexit talks resumed in Brussels, Britain said on Monday its red lines remained unchanged but that it hoped to reach a trade deal with the European Union if the bloc chose to make progress.
The United Kingdom left the EU in January but the sides are trying to clinch a deal that would govern nearly 1 trillion dollars in annual trade before transitional arrangements end on December 31.
“Our red lines haven't changed and we're preparing for whatever the outcome is," Health Secretary Matt Hancock told Sky. "Of course our preference is to get a deal and that is open to