well, you can argue about who started it, but there has been a decided deterioration in the government s relationship with the eu in the last few days. the prime minister thinks there are people in brussels not from all the other member states but brussels itself who ve been stirring things up, and in the process, interfering in our election. if that was the case, the effect has probably been to help her. but for the europeans, the point is simply that they have now agreed their shared negotiating position that was over the weekend and if it appears tough well, that s not their doing, that s brexit. you might say this is alljust the dynamics of nationalism one side asserts itself, then so does the other. but has it poisoned the atmosphere for the real negotiation about to hit us? we ll hear eu and uk perspectives, but first here s nick watt. # don t know why there s no sun up in the sky, stormy weather. ..# the outlook for theresa may in this election has so far bee
from dublin. i m stephen sackur. ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, he says brexit broke were present the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 yea rs. challenge to this island in 50 years. he said that sometime ago, not after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. it is potentially very damaging for the today? yes. it is potentially very damaging forthe uk, today? yes. it is potentially very damaging for the
ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, enda kenny. he said brexit represents the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 years. now, he said that some time ago, not long after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. the withdrawal of our neighbours, the uk, from the eu is potentially very damaging for the uk, for europe and for ireland. it certainly wasn t the result we expected or wanted. we re very disappointed, but
ireland has bounced back from the financial crisis of 2008, but now it is being swept by a new wave of apprehension. this time it s all about brexit. because when britain leaves the european union, ireland will suffer significant collateral damage in terms ofjobs, trade, and the status of its borders. my guest today is ireland s foreign and trade minister, charles flanagan. will brexit have catastrophic consequences across the irish sea? charles flanagan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let me begin with some words from your boss, the prime minister, enda kenny. he said brexit represents the greatest economic and social challenge to this island in 50 years. now, he said that some time ago, not long after the british referendum. do you feel that way about brexit today? yes. the withdrawal of our neighbours, the uk, from the eu is potentially very damaging for the uk, for europe and for ireland. it certainly wasn t the result we expected or wanted. we re very disappointed, but
d. geico motorcycle, will live from the channel for studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. good morning everybody. is 6:00 the morning on the september 4. i am kerry connolly along with barry burbank this morning. good morning. how are you this morning? very good. are saying hip, hip, hooray. it was still cool this morning. did you that your heat on on the seats? i yes i put the heat on. it was cold. let s go to days. gary, let s go out to adams, massachusetts. let s see what is happening at the elementary school where it is 47 degrees this morning. boston. let s go way down to the south coast at the ford middle school and see that it is 60 degrees they are right now. it is a cool, clear, crisp morning. would hardly ever know we re still talking about this tropical feature down on the coast. it is not designated as a full- fledged tropical storm anymore but it looks like nothing. to get its act together again. it is still going to give us some rain