The UK monarchy says its relationship with the European Union (EU) has been "problematic" since Brexit concluded at the end of last year, particularly disputes over issues including vaccines, trade and Northern Ireland.
The UK's Chief Brexit Negotiator, David Frost expressed his hope of tackling this issue even though he required a different spirit.
Frost, who negotiated a free trade agreement with the EU for Britain's side, noted that EU criticism of the UK's approach to vaccine delivery, the Northern Ireland border issue, and the diplomatic mission are among the main issues currently uncertain between the two sides.
Frost said the EU is still adjusting to a Britain which is truly free in their region.
Meanwhile, Acting Cabinet Minister Michael Gove likened this situation to the turmoil that the plane experiences when it takes off, before entering a stable flight.
Gove is scheduled to meet Suruhanjaya Europe Vice President Maros Sefcovic on Thursday to discuss Brexit issues related to Northern Ireland, and has asked for a continued period of trade covering the region.
