BRITAIN must make more progress on how much we will pay in our Brexit Bill within the next two weeks, or we can't move on to talking about trade next month.
After a sixth round of Brexit talks finished, the EU's Michel Barnier said today that he needs to see "sufficient progress" on the money, citizens rights and Northern Ireland.
Brexit Secretary David Davis MP says there can't be a new border for Northern Ireland
He told David Davis that talks would continue next month no matter what, but would not start discussing our future relationship if we don't make more progress.
Leaders will decide on the 14 of December whether we can move on.
Mr Barnier said that that no "major decisions" were taken during this week of rounds, but Mr Davis hit back that the latest round of talks had been useful.
The Brexit Secretary insisted that it was time for both sides to "work to find solutions".
