Boris Johnson’s chief Brexit negotiator accused the European Union of offering Britain only a “low-quality” trade deal as talks between the two sides descended into acrimony. In a dramatic intervention in the increasingly fractious negotiations over the future terms of U.K.-EU trade, David Frost complained that the bloc was treating Britain as “unworthy” of a fair deal. He told his EU counterpart Michel Barnier to “think again.” “We find it perplexing that the EU, instead of seeking to settle rapidly a high-quality set of agreements with a close economic partner, is instead insisting on additional, unbalanced, and ... (full story)