A warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. Also in the programme, good news for coffee lovers, a major new Study Suggests a cup of your favourite brew before bedtime will have no impact on your sleep. So wed like to know what is your experience . What keeps you awake . Get in touch just use the bbcthebriefing. The uk and the eu look set to continue their deadlock over brexit, as both sides fail to agree on the terms of new talks that could avert a no deal brexit. The other eu states insist they will not re negotiate the exit deal agreed with the previous British Government while london says the only other option is the uk leaving the European Union without a deal. Throughout the day and across the bbc well try to explain what the impact of this could be. Well hear from italian ice cream makers to danish pig farmers, from tourists to economists. But first, what does no deal brexit actually mean . It would mean the uk leaving
Before we begin we can get emotion to excuse supervisor mar. Without objection the gavel. Item 1 and one to update the definition of final competition for time and under the San Francisco employees retirement system. And to include in the definition, tatian trouble under the judges retirement system judges retirement system two. Peter b data. Supervisor cohen is the sponsor. Alternate over to our good thing to everyone for coming. Good morning. Item 1, before us is brought to us in attempt to address an issue that is was in and im indulging this is an issue in my capacity as president of our retirement board. When the ship code defines final, tatian as, outdated and doesnt accurately get several of our current San Francisco Employee Retirement members. Specifically, this old definition doesnt include word able members of the judges retirement system to include the use of compensation under the, system. This ordinance is pretty clean and straightforward. Itll update an old definition of
Long time ago but we can deliver and make really the biggest Free Trade Agreement ever. That question of timing is because you have an election coming up. A Little Something happening in 2016, i think, remembering when the political rhetoric, the euphoria. Remember that one tank of gas were going to get ttip . Its going to be a previous because were going to be on this one tank for a while. And the concern is tpa, tpp and take enormous amount of Political Energy here that in 2016, election years are not the best time for big steps to be taken. And i sort asked a similar question to ambassador solomon last week saying it feels to me we sort of solve so old it. No, no. This is the boring bit. This would get quiet and focused that you dont see. Ok, its board. It is boring. It feels external link that is losing all of it of its energy it feels externally that it is losing a lot of its energy and this is what a lot of the groups who dont want this deal to be successful. Imagine the toxicity
Its front pain daily basically all european papers and the equivalent in social media. Its a huge debate and many people are very concerned about it. The debate has shown that people are concerned about theth what shay see as possible impacts. Public services, regulatory, investment arbitration environment, et cetera. Men of those fears north justified aft all by facts bit they show that people feel distanced from politics, from trade policymaking, they want to be involved and this is something we need to address. So our challenge is to provide a broad response to this and other challenges. And we are doing that by asking questions about four groups of issues. First, how do we find a way to seek broader engagement and broader trust from the public . This has bun one of my priorities so far. We have put basically all documents on the european side online so that everybody can see what we are negotiating and what we north negotiating. So were looking at now how we can be more transparent