Boris Johnson has made history by sealing future trade terms to avert a chaotic split when the transition period ends on January 1, after Lord Frost and Michel Barnier thrashed out a 2,000-page text. Downing Street said the agreement was 'fantastic news' - with Mr Johnson now set to hold a press conference at 3pm. A senior source said: 'Everything that the British public was promised during the 2016 referendum and in the general election last year is delivered by this deal. 'We have taken back control of our money, borders, laws, trade and our fishing waters. 'The deal is fantastic news for families and businesses in every part of the UK. We have signed the first free trade agreement based on zero tariffs and zero quotas that has ever been achieved with the EU.' The confirmation had been repeatedly put back as the sides argue 'fish by fish' over the rules, with Ireland warning of a 'hitch', even though UK sources insisted there are 'no major issues'. But the battle to sell the package to voters and Tory MPs is in full swing, as Mr Johnson rings round restive backbenchers. An internal government assessment insisted that the UK 'won' on 43 per cent of the major issues in the £660billion package, compared to 17 per cent where the EU came out on top.

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