EU leaders have agreed to start preparing for trade talks with the UK - as Theresa May admits there is "some way to go" in negotiations.
As expected, her 27 EU counterparts agreed at a Brussels summit that not enough progress had been made on other issues to begin formal trade talks now.
They have officially concluded that "insufficient progress" has been made in negotiations over citizens' rights, the UK's financial obligation and the border in northern Ireland.
Speaking after the summit, may said she is ambitious and positive for Britain’s future and for those negotiations although there are still some grey areas.
Already, European council president Donald tusk said they had given the green light to preparations for the "second phase" of Brexit talks, dealing with trade.
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