As it happened: Brexit talks fail to break deadlock - BBC News
The UK prime minister and the European Commission president are to meet in Brussels to discuss the sticking points.
We've had the same big three sticking points between the two sides for months now.

Many trade negotiators were wondering what the point was of sending negotiators back into the room when they are so well rehearsed in each other's arguments.

What is needed to break the deadlock right now is the political will from both sides - and that need to come from the bosses.

It will be European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen who will sit with Boris Johnson - because EU countries have tasked the Commission with negotiating on their behalf.

But she does not have a free hand here - because the Commission is the conduit for the interests of the member states.

When it's come to Brexit, they have kept a sense of unity you do not see normally. But now that we're getting to five to midnight, that unity is beginning to fray at the edges.