the trade deal, where there is friction, and see if we can make progress. you are saying very clearly you want a closer relationship again in some errors. but the eu always drives a hard bargain, they won t give you any of that without something in return. would a labour government be willing to give some power back or perhaps some cash, or perhaps something in return, you mentioned student mobility, perhaps freedom of movement of students back to the uk, would a labour government be willing to give things back to the eu in return for a closer relationship? actually, it is the french, germans and others across europe that are raising fact that they lament and are worried about the fact that their students are not now able to come to british universities in this way. of course it is in negotiation. of course it is a quid pro quo. i cannot set out the terms of that
but politics is a very high pressure business. and from time to time, people working under great pressure and stress and responsibility might not behave in an ideal way. are you really saying this morning it is that bad? :. . :. really saying this morning it is that bad? :, , :, . that bad? that is what civil servants that bad? that is what civil servants are that bad? that is what civil servants are telling - that bad? that is what civil servants are telling us. - that bad? that is what civil. servants are telling us. they that bad? that is what civil- servants are telling us. they work in that high pressured environment. the sort of people who get to work with ministers are the sort of people at the top of their career, many are hand picked for thatjob and they know what it s like to work at the heart of government. they understand those pressures and they know the difference between a minister that is respectful of their professional opinion and their role as a civil servant and
but of course that can be reconciled with being professional and respectful. with being professional and respectful- with being professional and resectful. ~ :. h , : respectful. what s the difference between being respectful. what s the difference between being demanding - respectful. what s the difference between being demanding and i respectful. what s the difference - between being demanding and being demeaning? because there are many people who have spoken to newspapers or the bbc who feel you have crossed the line. i’m or the bbc who feel you have crossed the line. :, :, :, ::, the line. i m not going to comment on matters the line. i m not going to comment on matters that the line. i m not going to comment on matters that are the line. i m not going to comment on matters that are subject - the line. i m not going to comment on matters that are subject to - the line. i m not going to comment on matters that are subject to an i on matters that are subject to an invest
situation where someone may that? 123 can you imagine any situation where someone may have gone home at the end of the day and felt that way? i gone home at the end of the day and felt that way? felt that way? i would be respectful of it and rrot felt that way? i would be respectful of it and not get felt that way? i would be respectful of it and not get into felt that way? i would be respectful of it and not get into any felt that way? i would be respectful of it and not get into any of - felt that way? i would be respectful of it and not get into any of that. i of it and not get into any of that. i m asking a question and you must know the answer to this, as someone who works in a very stressful environment, very high pressure jobs. have you everfelt environment, very high pressure jobs. have you ever felt when you have gone home at the end of the day, maybe i shouldn t have raised my voice or reacted in that way? or may be i didn t handle that very well? in may be i didn t