you call rollover deals and that means essentially those deals are copying the terms of the uk already had as a member of the eu, so pretty much exactly what they had before. good to have them, but not adding to the sum of british trade around the world. :,, . , the sum of british trade around the world. :,, ., , ., , world. those are the existing deals and what people — world. those are the existing deals and what people will— world. those are the existing deals and what people will look- world. those are the existing deals and what people will look for- world. those are the existing deals and what people will look for it - world. those are the existing deals and what people will look for it if i and what people will look for it if we can get a new one, what new deals are out there?— are out there? there has been some niroress are out there? there has been some progress on — are out there? there has been some progress on that- — are out there? there has been some progress on that. a _ are out there? there has been some progress on that. a couple _ are out there? there has been some progress on that. a couple of- are out there? there has been some progress on that. a couple of deals i progress on that. a couple of deals done which were sort of rollover and then they were rollover plus, the deal with japan slightly different than the eu deal. similarly, it has done a deal with norway, iceland and lichtenstein. again, slightly different from the eu, slightly more advantageous in some areas. the one thing it has done is a deal in principle with australia, a free trade deal in principle on which the eu does not have but that does not come into effect get an bubbly won't until next year, it is a tiny part of the uk's overall trade —— it