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Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. The British Governments Brexit Strategy can be summed up in new Prime Minister Boris Johnsons three word phrase do or die. The uk is leaving on october the 31st, he says, deal or no deal. Right now, a deal between london and brussels appears unlikely, so what about the alternative . Well, my guest is iain duncan smith, former conservative party leader and ardent brexiteer. Can Prime Ministerjohnson deliver a no deal exit and what will it mean for britains politics and economy . Iain duncan smith, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. If i may, let me begin by quoting to you the words of an European Union official in brussels uttered just a couple of days ago. A no deal exit now appears to be the uk governments central scenario. Would you agree with that . In the sense that the governments made it clear they think the existing Withdrawal Agreement is dead, unless there is major surgery to it, and the government has set out the starting point, which is t
Now on bbc news hardtalk. Leaving come what may. So right now then, i suppose if were blunt about it, were in the process of some welcome to hardtalk, kind of weird blame game im stephen sackur. With borisjohnson and key ministers the British Governments brexit saying theyll only talk strategy can be summed up in new Prime Minister boris to brussels, only negotiate, johnsons three word phrase if brussels accepts the withdrawal do or die. Agreement, and, of course, the uk is leaving on october the backstop within it, the 31st, he says, are completely dead. And they know that brussels deal or no deal. Can never accept that, right now, a deal between london and brussels appears unlikely, so essentially theyre trying to pile the blame on brussels so what about the alternative . For the complete failure well, my guest is iain duncan smith, former conservative party leader and ardent brexiteer. Of any negotiation. Well, actually the failure of the negotiation goes back a long way. It goes ba
A warm welcome to the Programme Briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. And you can be part of the conversation. Tell us what you think just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. Italys deputy Prime Minister and league party leader, matteo salvini, has called for a snap election, saying his partys differences with its Coalition Partners cant be patched up. It follows a row in the senate over a major infrastructure project. Andy beatt reports. A vote that has left italys government on the verge of collapse, the two Coalition Parties opposing each other over the future of the high speed train link to france. Backing the project at a rally outside rome, the deputy Prime Minister and leader of the right wing league party. He has now declared the governing coalition unworkable. The only way forward to hold fresh elections. Translation if a couple who are in love decide to go separate ways, it is better to do it consensually, quickly, and without quarrel. Colourfu
Well. Jeremy corbyn, the leader of the opposition calling on senior Civil Servants in britain to intervene to stop the Prime Minister forcing a no deal brexit in the middle of an Election Campaign. Lets rewind. Take this back. How likely do you think it is that written will be heading to the polls this year . I think we will definitely see an election this year. As soon as Parliament Comes back from the summer recess in the early pa rt back from the summer recess in the early part of september, the opposition parties will call a no confidence vote in thejohnson government and obviously if they do, if borisjohnson loses that, if they cannot find a government of National Unity within two weeks, that has the confidence of the house of commons than we are returning to the polls. The big thing is that you have to have six weeks of Election Campaign, thatis have six weeks of Election Campaign, that is the shortest time period possible and so borisjohnson can say fine, we can have an election