If the Polish government doesn't give in on its fight over the rule of law with the EU it could face hefty fines. Will things go that far? Bernd Riegert reports from Warsaw.
has given as his reason for resigning has given as his reason for resigning matters to deal with covid and how the uk government is addressing that rather than anything to do with his role as brexit minister. to do with his role as brexit minister- to do with his role as brexit minister. yes, he said in his letter, minister. yes, he said in his letter. you re minister. yes, he said in his letter, you re absolutely - minister. yes, he said in his i letter, you re absolutely right, minister. yes, he said in his - letter, you re absolutely right, he disagreed with the direction, to do with covid policy, mandatory covid policies and his tax on spending. he wanted low tax and spend. we ve had this movement where lord frost was pushing for renegotiation, saying that the ecj was unacceptable for the uk and northern ireland arrangements. the prime minister softened on that this week saying that the uk could live with some role for the ecj. lord frost has resigned. not saying it is connect
he s had a change of heart and gone back to his original view? back to his originalview? well, i think his recent back to his originalview? well, i think his recent speeches - think his recent speeches demonstrate that he is strongly committed to making brexit work. and one of the tasks he was given in government was to reform our regulatory system so we take advantage of our new brexit freedoms in order to generate economic growth. i think that s crucial. without doing that we ve got no chance of cutting taxes in the future, and it s a shame that david frost, who was so committed to that agenda, is no longer there to take it through because it s not by any means an easy thing to deliver. fix, means an easy thing to deliver. a lot of people seem to be saying that brexit is a busted flush. where would you say it has been successful? we have a border down the irish sea, fishermen and farmers say they no longer enjoy the protection and financial support that they had within the eu and