UK Brexit budget offer is 'peanuts': EU official
Meanwhile, UK's Brexit minister accuses EU of holding up divorce talks to get Britain to pay more money
London
EUROPEAN Parliament president Antonio Tajani has described Britain's financial offer on Brexit as "peanuts" ahead of a crunch European Union (EU) summit this week.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to maintain Britain's contributions for two years after Brexit in March 2019 to complete the current EU budget period, totalling around 20 billion euros (S$31.94 billion).
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