And now these papers are coming out and of course if you look at the British Press there is a certain amount of panic and brussels they just look on and said all right they need to compromise if they will still want a deal and so far we dont see anything now both sides seems to be taking in the perspective to hope for the best prepare for the worst we heard you can break that secretary there early youre a democrat expressing optimism that a deal will still be reached between the u. K. And the e. U. From brussels perspective where you are do you think that optimism is well founded. In brussels the position is that they cant really move much more than they have already moved there is still the willingness to do the deal was britain but certain things that treason may once cannot be done a Customs Union for instance thats not really a Customs Union particularly deal for good Stead Cross Borders On and not
controlled and so on and so forth theres a whole range of things that reason may can
controlled and so on and so forth there s a whole range of things that reason may can t move on and that brussels says she needs to move on and so they totally at caltech purposes and no side can really sort of let go of their principles and what happens in a case like that and this is what really dominic rop was talking about things go badly in the end everybody sort of slams the doors and then we ll see and then emergency contingency plans of course come into play and we ve seen this first set of today and barbara u.k. abridgement secretary of dominic robert sure britons that they would continue to enjoy their bacon lettuce and tomato sandwiches no matter what what brussel stand in the way of a british b.l.t. sandwich in the event of a new deal it might indeed it might indeed because what will happen is that there might be some rather wilted lettuce and tomatoes in the scent but after they ve been sitting in a spanish truck and call a in the hopper for three days so britain might as