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Prime Minister Boris Johnson and His Irish counterpart, Leo Varadkar agree, you can "find a way to make a deal possible" after talks in Downing Street says.

The leader spoke about two hours, including a one-to-one discussion during a walk in the grounds of Thornton Manor in the north-west of England.

Mr Varadkar said on Thursday that "positive" meeting "was sufficient to resume the negotiations in Brussels".

Brexit-Secretary Stephen Barclay meeting of the EU's Michel Barnier on Friday.

On Wednesday, adding that limited the progress.

to arrange for A crunch EU summit is next week, on 17 and 18 October as the Last Chance for Britain and the EU a deal before the October 31 deadline.

After The Meeting , Mr Varadkar told reporters that The Talks were in a "very sensitive Phase", but were "very positive and very promising".

He said he was now "convinced" the United Kingdom wants an Agreement , stating: "I see a path to an Agreement in the coming weeks. "

But questions remain about "consent and democracy" and ensure there is no customs border, Mr Varadkar said.

The Brexit Proposals of Mr Johnson contain provisions on the consent of the Northern Irish politicians every four years to be searched - that is, The Arrangement could, in theory, continue indefinitely.

"It remains our position that said added is no hard border between the North and the South," Mr Varadkar.

"No One can crack the champagne open... not pour a glass of warm Guinness," joked one of The Few people familiar with what actually happened on Thursday after talks between Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar .

Nothing happened that means in the privacy of a Country House wedding venue on the Wirral, it is a deal with the EU in the next Seven Days .

Nothing has made, the obstacles in the way, disappear in an Agreement in a magical way.

But it has changed a little today.

After days of different actors in the EU to the public the British Proposals , explain refuses, the objections and complaints, the weaknesses, there is a noticeable willingness on the Block-page is, at least, to see, seriously, if you can work with.

We have so many times discussed here, why Ireland is His attitude is so very important to so much public positivity from Mr Varadkar is "maybe" instead of "no" to Mr Johnson's Proposals - is extremely important.

There is hardly a detail there, the compromises or concessions that may be actually in play a deal work.

you don't give too much To Believe that even The Best informed speculation, the buzz already online, like it could happen.

A joint statement by the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister (Taoiseach (Irish leader) had a "detailed and constructive discussion".

"Both, continue To Believe that a deal is in everyone's interest," The Statement said. "You have agreed that you could see a path to a possible deal. "

The Talks focused on "the challenges of the customs and Declaration of consent", said Downing Street.

"you agreed, think more about your discussions, and the officials would continue to be, intensely focused on you. "

Mr Johnson put forward new Proposals for a Brexit offer last week, but Mr Varadkar had previously said "big gaps" remained between the UK and the EU.

minister Michael Gove , who has said the responsibility for the UK s-no-deal preparations: "I have to prepare for all eventualities, but I hope for The Good conversation you had, that we are making good progress in the coming days. "

Northern Ireland Secretary General Julian Smith BBC North said-Ireland is of The View that he was "pleased to the positivity that came out of The Meeting ".

He said, "The Mood of the music and the developments are really, really positive."

What is the PM's border plans are?

Under Mr. Johnson's Proposals , which he has a "wide zone" calls for a New Deal with the EU:

The Prime Minister has insisted that in the UK, the EU will leave, with or without an Agreement to the end of the month.

That is adopted in spite of the so-called Benn Act by MPs last month - what will he require a delay, to which article 50 period of the EU until January 2020, if a deal was not agreed before the 19 October .

On Wednesday, Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom , the clock struck was a deal in forward gear to, legal obstacles to a no-deal did not Leak out, by sending a letter with the request for an extension and, in the same instance, the filing of a second memo telling European leaders he wants.

Asked on ITV Peston program, whether the idea of sending two letters to the EU a possible loophole, Ms was answered Leadsom: "Absolutely . "

In a speech in Northampton, head of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn reiterated that His party would agree to a General election as soon as no offer has been "off the table" as the clock "you can not not dare to break The Law ".

also of "The Queen " "-choice-a Tory party political broadcast" in the next week, the opening of the Parliament Stand.

He said party supporters that the government "adopted no obvious means" of new laws, and The Queen 's Speech before an election was a "cynical ploy. "

Timeline: What happens before Brexit period?

Monday, 14. October - The house of Commons is due to return to, and the government will use The Queen 's speech to His legislative agenda. The speech will then be discussed by members throughout the week.

Thursday, 17. October - the Crucial two-day summit of EU leaders begins in Brussels. This is planned to be The Last such meeting before the Brexit period.

Saturday, 19. October Special session of the Parliament and the Date to which the PM must Act in the EU to further delay the UK's EU-exit under the Benn, if there is no Brexit was approved to offer from the Parliament and you have not agreed to have the Kingdom left with no deal.

Thursday, 31. October - the Date on which the UK is due to leave the EU, with or without a resignation Agreement .

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Source of news: bbc.com