Steve Baker

Boris Johnson has suffered a blow to its proposed Brexit offer as a democratic Unionist Party said that there is no support for the plans, "the things".

The support of the Northern Irish party it is important, if the watch is to win parliamentary approval for The Deal In Time for its October 31 deadline.

The DUP said it would continue to work with the government to try to be "reasonable" offer.

It Comes as Mr Johnson heads to a crunch summit on the EU approval.

The BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler , said the EU Ambassador had not expected to have a copy of the legal text that arrived at a business This Morning , but it had.

An EU diplomat said: "We are more and more pessimistic. "

The PM, the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker, spoke before The Meeting with the EU chief spokeswoman tweets is One : "Every hour and minute, before the [summit]. We want to a offer. "

And German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the negotiations were "on track", but added: "Let me be very clear This Morning , we have not yet reached The Goal . "

to approve The British government, the legal texts and the DUP, remains unhappy about the elements of the Prime Minister , the revised plan for Northern Ireland .

In a joint statement, released on Thursday, the DUP leader and the Deputy said the talks with the government were "ongoing", but "as things stand, we could not support what is proposed, to the customs authorities and the consent questions, and there is a lack of clarity about the VAT".

"We will continue to work with the government to try and get a full offer, the added for Northern Ireland , and protect the economic and constitutional integrity of the United Kingdom " Arlene Foster , Nigel Dodds .

Cabinet Secretary Robert Jenrick said it was a "very sensitive moment in the negotiations", and while it was still a "window of opportunity" for a Deal , it was necessary to "more work and more pragmatism on all sides".

Mr Johnson's proposals for a new Brexit offer hinge on, get rid of the - agreed on The Solution of the Irish border issues, the former PM Theresa May , which proved to be unpalatable for many members.

However, his plans would see treated Northern Ireland differently from the rest of the UK - Something the DUP, among other things, has major concerns.

The DUP's support for the Conservative government, has helped since the year 2017 General elections.

In The Past , A Number of Tory Brexiteers have said, your own support for a Brexit Deal was dependent on the DUP, the back cover of an agreement.

The decision to reject the DUP, Mr Johnson Deal is a potential blow.

Not only would it seem to fail, the clock on the prospects of securing a Deal in Brussels today, but it also suggests he would be able to win all the subsequent vote in the lower house.

In its statement, however, the DUP does not completely close the door to a possible compromise in The Future , which means, there have been further concessions could be won round.

It is understood, the issues surrounding the securing of the consent of the Northern Ireland Assembly, Stormont, the new customs become rules, is of the utmost importance.

The Fear in the DUP is to ensure that under the simple majority of the votes required by the EU, the continuation of the membership of the new customs regulation, the trade Union community would have no veto.

So, you're worried, you could remain trapped in an arrangement in which, increasingly, the economic and political pull would be in the direction of Dublin and Brussels, rather than London - would threaten their core belief in The Union .

The BBC has learned that The Draft -Brexit Deal was installed a mechanism to approve the Northern Ireland Assembly, or to reject the plans to the limit.

This would give the Stormont Assembly the chance to vote on Brexit regulations, four years after the Brexit transition period in 2020.

representations, But the DUP has called for, to this so-called consent mechanism.

Mr Jenrick said it was more "intensive" work in the "coming hours and days" to calm the parties.

He told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme: "movements and compromises needed, but we are close to an agreement.

"We have to go back and see what we can do more to convince on every page, so we can done this. "

Mr Jenrick added: "It would be to miss a huge missed opportunity to get this chance, the UK's EU-exit The Line and move on with The Life of the Country . "

and the DUP, and Mr Johnson to back up tries to support Tory Brexiteers, most of which are part of the European research group.

ERG Chairman, Steve Baker , said on Wednesday evening, the group "hope [to be] with the Prime Minister , but there are thousands of people Out There , To Let us count you down and we will not go".

The Irish Prime Minister , Leo Varadkar has said that if a business can't be completed, during the two-day summit were the European leaders gather again before the end of the month to Escape conversations.

Mrs Merkel told the German Bundestag on Thursday there had been "significant movement", but there were still questions about the tariff plans.

"We must and we will do everything to make these negotiations a success," She Said .

"An orderly British withdrawal is still possible, and we negotiate until The Last second. If necessary, we can call a special summit, but let's see where we are. "

This Morning in the statement by the DUP throws in jeopardy the planned choreography of The Summit , which would have seen Boris Johnson and the 27 other leaders of a revised Brexit approve The Deal , if you this afternoon.

But the EU has been here before with Theresa May , and knew that the support for The Deal in Westminster was not guaranteed.

This is the reason why the dealer is trying to the concerns of the DUP and the unionist community in General - in the new text of the agreement, with the promise that some of the goods across the Irish Sea would be exempt from customs checks, and by Stormont a choice about how Northern Ireland is treated in The Future .

But the EU says it could never be, the Northern Ireland Assembly to come to a up-front to have veto power over the arrangements, to force in the First Place .

And this is One of the DUP's major requirements.

Mr Johnson, before a further period on Saturday - the date in the so-called Benn Act, which went in last month by MPs and looking to avoid a no-Deal Escape.

If MPs have approved a Deal or voted to leave the EU, without a - from Saturday , as Mr. Johnson must write a letter to the EU requesting an extension until 31. January 2020 - Something he has repeatedly refused to do.

On Wednesday, the Brexit-Secretary Stephen Barclay confirmed Mr Johnson such a letter would write, if no Deal was in place from Saturday .

the Prime Minister 's official spokesman confirmed the government will sit on the table a request for the Parliament, this Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00 BST.

However, this does not mean The House of Commons will sit on every case on Saturday - the government could table the motion, but do not push it to a vote.

the Former attorney General Dominic Grieve - who wants to approve every new offer to The Public , said it was "not realistic" to expect the Prime Minister to examine that the Parliament and approve a legal text on Saturday - even if Mr Johnson succeeds in completion of The Plan with the EU.

Source of news: bbc.com