David Cameron ‘has one chance to strike deal’ in crucial EU summitTalks go through the night on key sticking pointsRenzi ‘less optimistic’ on deal,but Rajoy hopeful of agreementEU leaders will meet with Turkey in March on migration crisis 3.38am GMTDeliberately or not, EU leaders have ensured that the key lines to arrive out of the summit at the terminate of day one concern migration, or rather than Britains demand for a new deal:European Union leaders threw their weight behind efforts to work with Turkey to limit the flow of refugees to Europe,with German chancellor Angela Merkel labelling it a priority in an announcement early on Friday.“The essential statement for me nowadays is that we have not only reaffirmed the EU-Turkey action way, but we have said it is our priority, and Merkel said of the way to address migration and border controls. Related: Refugee crisis: joint action with Turkey the priority,say Merkel, as summit called 3.19am GMTGood news for fans of exceedingly drawn-out negotiations and days-long live blogs: Dutch PM Mark Rutte says the talks on a UK deal might hasten into Saturday:Premier Rutte sluit niet uit dat er tot zaterdag wordt onderhandeld over Brexit #mooiperszaaltje pic.twitter.com/IZXDUEkmaNContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com