Not a single Brexit document is satisfactory, says EU's Juncker

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has delivered a fresh rebuke to Theresa May over her government's handling of the Brexit process. Mr Juncker said official papers setting out the Government's positions were not satisfactory and it was "crystal clear" that an "enormous amount" of issues needed to be settled before talks on a future trade deal could begin. Officials from Brussels and the UK were continuing negotiations in the latest round of the withdrawal process, but Mr Juncker's comments are further evidence of the European Union's frustration with the approach being taken by the Prime Minister and Brexit Secretary David Davis. READ: Talks are moving too slowly, EU's chief negotiator complains His comments came after Brussels' chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said he was concerned about the lack of clarity and insisted "we must start negotiating seriously". Mr Juncker said the UK "hesitates showing all its cards" but added: "I did read, with the requisite attention, all the papers produced by Her Majesty's Government and none of those is actually satisfactory. READ: I'm starting to believe Brexit won't happen, says Muscat "So there is still an enormous...