not many players get the opportunity to play at such a brilliant club, such an historic club. i m really grateful. i don t think about money at all when i make these kind of decisions. i never have and i never will, i play the game purely out of love. that majority stems from father mark and debbie s mum who have been instrumental in serving his son from roots to one of the biggest stages his departure from boyhood club birmingham city three years ago to borussia dortmund made him the most expensive 17 year old in history. having now established himself as a regular starter for his country. it s no surprise it was excitement among the fans who turned out to welcome him. welcome to madrid! i like the idea of this being out of my comfort zone, if you like. maybe would ve been a easier option to go back to england, my native country and live there and play there in the premier league but i couldn t turn down real madrid, really. it again shows the majority bellingham possesses .
has told this programme that eu member countires have so far been discplined and prevented from making any meaningful pre negotiations with the uk. he also confirmed it would not be possible to agree all of the issues during the two year negotiation period, and he foresaw the distinc possibility of political and economic turbulence. we ll hear his interview with our diplomatic editor mark urban in full in a moment, but first, to our political editor nick watt. what are you hearing tonight? snp sources said that theresa may told nicola sturgeon that the uk government is confident they can do an overall deal within 18 months. so it means the future trading relationship. number ten doesn t believe the future trading relationship can be done and dusted them, it will need what it described as an implementation phase. but it shows that the uk is accepting the timetable by the eu, which is a greek it by the autumn of 2018 so it can be fully ratified. but the eu chief negotiator is s
Talking about protecting food security, also talking about protecting agriculturaljobs the way they are now. perhaps it is that there hasn t been enough innovation or plans for re skimming of particular workers if it comes to changing the laws on the environment and what they can do in an agricultural setting. and what they can do in an agriculturalsetting. i and what they can do in an agricultural setting. i think farmers are agricultural setting. i think farmers are absolutely i agricultural setting. i think farmers are absolutely at i agricultural setting. i think. farmers are absolutely at the agricultural setting. i think- farmers are absolutely at the heart of it. they sometimes are painted as the villains of the peace but they are doing what they ve been asked to do. now they re being asked to do something different and we have to support them. finding those new techniques to produce our nutritious food and produce all the things that we rely on. and it s about making that pos