The Guardian reports that the UK and EU have settled a deal removing Brexit checks on food and animal products, from sausages and cheese to leather goods, with sources saying the 200-page text is final and Defra briefing industry that implementation may wait until 2028. The agreement, set to be sealed at a UK-EU summit on 20 November alongside rejoining the EU's single electricity market and a expected youth experience scheme, has divided Northern Irish unionists, while the National Farmers' Union says British food exports to the EU have collapsed by a third since Brexit.