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optimistic voices but nothing concrete yet. we do know for sure that ursula von der leyen, the european commission president, is meeting rishi sunak tomorrow in berkshire, and that may indeed be very significant. whether they are going to finalise a potential post brexit trade agreement. tomorrow we will have to wait and see if that s the latest from downing street. back to you. thank you, ben brown at number ten in westminster. let s get more on this with katie bowles from the spectator magazine. we have viewers around the world probably thinking, wasn t brexit on a while ago? why are we still talking about this? i are we still talking about this? i think probably because you had a tory party who said get brexit done, vote for us, yet there have been ongoing issues when it comes to trade in northern ireland and the rest of the uk and what that does to
are, because there will always be headwinds that are trying to blow you off course, and when you don t know where you are going in the first place, you are absolutely stuffed. what you think about rishi sunak s five priorities? according to the bank of england, the first two will be met. inflation will plunge, and the recession will be shorter than people thought. it that good to have those as your top two priorities if they are, quote unquote, easy? he has got his five priorities, i think they are clear, and people can form a view on whether they are ambitious enough. i think the challenge and the key thing is actually. the priority that people set this government was levelling up, and it won a landslide back in 2019 on, actually, a very clear mandate. one was getting brexit done, and people will obviously form a view on whether they feel that has happened. but the second was levelling up, and yes, there are these headwinds, whether it is the boats, whether it is the challenge on the
according to the bank of england, the first two will be easily met. inflation will plunge, and the recession will be shorter than people thought. it that good to have those as your top two priorities if they are, quote unquote, easy? he has got his five priorities, i think they are clear, and people can form a view on whether they are ambitious enough. i think the challenge and the key thing is actually. the priority that people set this government was levelling up, and it won a landslide back in 2019 on, actually, a very clear mandate. one was getting brexit done, and people will obviously form a view on whether they feel that has happened by the next election. but the second was levelling up, and yes, there are these headwinds, whether it is the boats, whether it is the challenge on the economy that crop up in the meantime, but fundamentally, this issue of levelling up is the one that this government will absolutely have to have some really good answers on for the electorate come ele
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