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To tuesday in parliament. Coming up on this programme mps and experts talk trade after brexit. With the former head of the World Trade Organization predicting new deals wont compensate for the loss of business with the the eu. The 1 you can gain there will be comparable to the 5 , 6 or 7 you would lose on the other side. A committee of mps asks if theres enough information for smokers about e cigarette. And the governments urged to act to help end a Hunger Strike of the yarls wood Detention Centre. One woman has described it as being kidnapped. Not knowing when it is going to end or whats going to happen to her. But first. In a speech on tuesday morning, the International Trade secretary liam fox said britain must be free to make its own trade deals outside europe, if its to seize new opportunities to sell to developing countries. Labour wants the uk to form a new Customs Union, but doctor fox insisted that would be a complete sell out of Britains National interest. His speech came as
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Sackur. Germany is yours rhian and power, but how will early in use that power over the next few years . Europes. The make up of the next governing coalition has yet to be decided and there are strategic uncertainties as well. How far does berlin will to push eu integration, and how wide could transatlantic differences become . My guest is david mcallister, a political ally of ms merkel, and chairman of the european pa rliaments of ms merkel, and chairman of the European Parliaments foreign affa i rs European Parliaments Foreign Affairs committee. How bold is berlin prepared to be . David mcallister at the European Parliament in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Lets begin with the notion that the European Union has been wrestling with some ofan union has been wrestling with some of an existential crisis for the few yea rs. Of an existential crisis for the few years. Do you think the European Union has now emerged from that crisis, or is it still in the middle of it . Well, the