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Brexit talks: Next days are crucial: BBC News Review

Negotiators from the UK and EU have begun a new push to reach agreement on post-Brexit trade after both sides agreed "to go the extra mile" Catherine and Neil explain this and other phrases and vocabulary you need to talk about this story. Related stories: News Review: Running a marathon makes your heart younger:    • Running a marathon makes you 'younger...   News Review: A new era for cyclists:    • Covid-19: A new era for cyclists?: BB...   Video chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:32 - Story 1:45 - Headline 1: Brexit trade talks: UK and EU to ‘go the extra mile’ in effort to agree deal 5:53 - Headline 2: No-deal chaos: Supermarkets told to ‘stockpile food’ by UK officials amid shortage fears 8:30- Headline 3: Boris Johnson won’t be able to escape responsibility for a crash-out Brexit 10:28 - Language summary The story: Neither Downing Street nor Brussels has set a deadline for the extended talks, though sources on both sides suggest the next few days could be crucial. Those close to the British side of the negotiations are pointing out that if there hadn’t been any progress in the past few days, then talks would have been brought to a halt at the weekend. Key words and phrases: go the extra mile - make a greater effort than is expected If you go the extra mile with your studies, you’ll probably pass the exam. Health workers have gone the extra mile during the pandemic. stockpile - gather a large amount of something for future use Some people started stockpiling toilet paper during the first wave of coronavirus. If too many people stockpile essential goods, there won’t be enough for everybody. crash-out - leave in a disorganised way Everyone thought the finance minister would become the next party leader but he crashed out in the first round of voting. Manchester United crashed out of the Champions’ League in the early stages. Do download the audio and test you understanding, go to our website at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish... #learnenglish #brexit #topicalenglish #newsreview For more English videos and English lessons to help you learn English: www.bbclearningenglish.com We like receiving and reading your comments - please use English when you comment.