Britain is open to a sensible compromise on fishing and there is goodwill on both sides to progress towards a Brexit trade deal, British Environment Secretary George Eustice said on Monday.
"There are still differences," he told Sky. "On fisheries we've always been open to doing a sensible approach, looking potentially at agreements that might span a couple, three years for instance."
"The issue will become what are the sharing arrangements, how much mutual access do we allow in one another's waters and that's obviously a discussion that will happen annually but there may also be a partnership agreement that sets out the ground rules as to how we will work on that," Eustice said.
