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The EU has ratcheted up the pressure on Theresa May by publishing a fresh batch of no-deal plans that will not allow UK nationals to make a visa to the UK.
With the Brexit negotiations at their most intense, and Downing Street.
Air transport, customs, the transfer of personal data, and climate policy.
Amongst the contingency plans, it is a proposal to allow the United States to visit the country for a period of 180 days, but only if the United States.
"This proposal is entirely conditional on the UK also granting reciprocal and non-discriminatory visas for all EU member states," said the statement.
Frans Timmermans, vice-president of the European commission, warned: "We will do what you do on us."
A statement issued by the commission said that even if a deal was struck and ratified before the UK leaves on March 29, 2019, there would be fundamental changes to the way businesses could operate in the new environment.
"While the European Commission is working hard for a deal, the UK's withdrawal is likely to be a deal," the commission said. "Contingency measures can not remedy the full effects of this disruption.
"In the event of a no-deal scenario, these disruptions will be more significant and the speed of preparations would have to increase significantly. Contingency measures in narrowly defined areas may, exceptionally, be needed in order to protect the interests and the integrity of the EU. "
No 10 has been made in the past, but it is not yet finalized that it is ready for approval.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman told reporters at a briefing that "there are a number of outstanding issues in the UK pushes for the best text that can be negotiated".
Earlier the Cabinet Office Minister, David Lidington, had said a draft deal might still be reached by Wednesday evening, but such progress was "not at all definite".
More details soon ….
