Antti Rinne

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Finnish PM Antti Rinne (left) says he and the French President, Emmanuel Macron (right) agreed to the new date for Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson has 12 days to his Brexit plans of the EU, after Finland's Prime Minister .

Antti Rinne said that he and the French President, Emmanuel Macron agreed the UK needs to have the proposals in Writing until the end of September, adding that if not, "then it's over".

Finland currently holds the presidency of the EU.

A Downing Street source said: "We will continue to negotiate and proposals at the appropriate time. "

Mr Johnson has said a deal is possible in a decisive EU summit of heads of state and government on 17 October, but he has a Brexit passed will not happen, by the 31 October deadline, even if a business agrees with.

The British government said the talks with the EU have been making progress, as Mr Johnson arrived in No 10 In July .

he said It had put forward "A Number of proposals", the lock, as an alternative to the Irish border, return the Directive aims at the prevention of The Return of a hard limit on The Island of Ireland and is a key sticking point in the former PM Theresa May , the Brexit business.

But Mr Johnson has repeatedly refused to reveal details of the proposals in interviews, he said he didn't want to negotiate in public.

The EU continues to have the UK criticize and not put any plans in Writing .

Earlier, The President of the European Commission , Jean-Claude Juncker, said that a meeting with Mr. Johnson on Monday were "constructive".

But he said proposals had been put to have been, "I'm not going to be able to tell you, look you straight in The Eye , that any real progress has been made".

Mr. Rinne spoke with reporters after a meeting with the French President In Paris on Wednesday.

He said: "We are both of us agree that there exist now time for Boris Johnson for the creation of his own proposals in Writing - if.

"If no proposals are received, until the end of September, then it's over. "

The Finnish PM intends to discuss the new period of time with The President of the European Council , Donald Tusk , and Mr Johnson in the coming days, but The Position is not agreed with other EU States.

An official with the Elysee said that The Plan was "not at all, a new proposal," adding: "If we don't get the proposals until the end of September, we have enough time to discuss them, before The Summit in October. "

'Fundamentally different'business'

Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg, insisted the Prime Minister was to deliver the course to ensure a "fundamentally different" Brexit offer, the UK leaves, in the of October 31.

He Telegraph said event, to achieve such a result had to listen to the government "very carefully, what the DUP says".

DUP leader, Arlene Foster , spoke to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce in questions of decentralisation and Brexit

On Wednesday, DUP leader Arlene Foster executives said in Dublin that she wanted to Escape for a solution that

Mrs. Foster , support their party, had, until recently, given the Conservative majority in Parliament , said a British EU exit deal "not to be reached, includes a backstop - whether UK-wide or Northern Ireland -specific".

had to leave The whole of the United Kingdom, the customs Union and the single market, She Said .

But she added that the DUP was willing to "look at the Northern Ireland -specific solutions with the support and consent of the representatives of the people in Northern Ireland ".

demonstrators in front of the UK Supreme Court in London

It Comes , as the legal dispute over the suspension of the British Parliament , is in the Third Day at the Supreme court later.

The British government argues that the decision to prorogue Parliament was a political matter and not for the courts to "design a set of rules" around him.

But activists say The Move was used "to an impermissible purpose" - to stop the MPs to investigate Mr Johnson's plans in the run-up to the UK's EU-exit on the 31 October.

The Prime Minister prorogued Parliament earlier this month for five weeks, with MPs not scheduled to return until October 14.

Mr Rees-Mogg, who is said to have traveled to Balmoral seek The Queen 's approval on the movement, it was "to suggest nonsense," she was deceived about the decision.

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Source of news: bbc.com