It is up to Britain to overcome deadlock on the Brexit deal and it should focus on shifting its stance on a future trade deal with the EU, the bloc’s deputy chief negotiator Sabine Weyand said on Monday. With just 60 days until the “default” outcome of Britain “crashing out” of the Union, she said time was tight to produce a majority in Britain behind Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal or any other option to avoid that outcome on March 29. Britain’s parliament two weeks ago resoundingly defeated a withdrawal plan agreed late last year by May and the EU. “It is quite a challenge to see how you can construct from ... (full story)